The video of “God’s Politics,” the second debate in the Chesterton Debate Series, is now available on video: People flocked once again to Isabel Bader Theatre on February 27, 2015, to witness Dr. Iain Benson, a Catholic legal philosopher, writer, and professor, and Leslie Rosenblood, founding member of and policy adviser for the Canadian Secular… Read more »
The second Chesterton Debate entitled “God’s Politics: A Debate on Religion’s Role in Public Life” lived up to its promise to “provide a forum for respectful and substantive discussion of contentious issues relevant in today’s world.” Leslie Rosenblood, founding member and policy adviser for Canadian Secular Alliance, and Iain Benson, Catholic legal philosopher, writer, and… Read more »
The second Chesterton Debate is entitled “God’s Politics? A Debate on Religion’s Role in Political Life.” The series website’s “About” section maintains The Chesterton Debate Series, inspired by the notable English luminary G.K. Chesterton, is an initiative of the Office of Catholic Youth in partnership with the Archdiocese of Toronto. The debate series has… Read more »
The video of the first debate in Chesterton Debate Series is now available on video. On February 7, 2014, at a sold out Isabel Bader Theatre, Fr. Philip Cleevely, C.O. (Catholic priest and philosophy professor) and Justin Trottier (founder of the Centre for Inquiry Canada) argued the question, “Is There a God?”
The organizers of the first debate in the Chesterton Debate Series would like feedback: Have a good experience at the first Chesterton Debate and would like to share your feeling/thoughts with the world? If so, send me a brief comment (no more than 40 words) and it might end up on the Chesterton Debate website… Read more »
On February 7, 2014, Justin Trottier and Philip Cleevely participated in the first debate of the Chesterton Debate Series. The debate sponsored by the Archdiocese of Toronto and the Office of Catholic Youth. The audio of the debate is now available: