Episode 8
From King Edward VI School in Southampton, Nicky Campbell asks, should there be a duty to expose wrongdoing? Do all churches deserve charitable status? And does Hell exist?
From King Edward VI School in Southampton, Nicky Campbell asks, should there be a duty to expose wrongdoing? Do all churches deserve charitable status? And does Hell exist?
Among those taking part are Peter Bone; Chris Sugden of the Anglican Mainstream; Francis Davis of the Von Hugel Institute; former banking whistleblower Prof Richard Werner; Frank Furedi, author of Moral Crusades in an Age of Trust.
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Should there be a duty to expose wrongdoing?
Do all churches deserve charitable status?
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Credit
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Nicky Campbell |
Broadcast
- Sun 24 Feb 201310:00
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