Join an electrifying debate exploring life’s ultimate questions: What’s the purpose of existence? How do God and atheism shape our understanding of the cosmos, consciousness, and meaning?

Recorded at the prestigious Royal Institution in London, this thought-provoking discussion features:

  • Alex O’Connor @CosmicSkeptic – Atheist YouTuber, host of @withinreasonpod, philosopher.
  • Elizabeth Oldfield – Host of @sacred_podcast, author of Fully Alive and advocate for nuanced faith discussions.
  • Prof. Philip Goff – @Philip_Goff on X, Philosopher, leading voice on panpsychism and author of Why? The Purpose of the Universe
  • Rowan Williams – Former Archbishop of Canterbury, theologian.
  • Dr. Jack Symes – Public philosopher, BBC New Generation Thinker, and host of The Panpsycast Podcast, jacksymes.co.uk
 

Introduced by Ruth Jackson of Premier Unbelievable, this debate dives deep into:

🌍 The origins and purpose of the cosmos.

🧠 The nature of consciousness and its mysteries.

💡 The role of God, faith, and atheism in ethics and meaning.

With lively discussion, challenging ideas, and a live audience—including students from local schools—this event is a must-watch for anyone grappling with the biggest questions of existence.

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