Unbelievable?

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Unbelievable? is a weekly series on Premier Radio and a podcast that brings Christians and sceptics together for dialogue and debate.  The series aims to get Christians and non-believers talking to each other. It also asks questions like “Can Christianity live up to the claims it makes? Can we trust the Bible? Why should I believe in Jesus over anything else?” It was presented by Justin Brierley for 17 years. Click on the video tab for a retrospective tour through highlights of the show from day one to some of its most significant debates.

 

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