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17/01/2010

William Crawley and guests debate the week's religious and ethical news and explore the world of culture and ideas. Including News.

1 hour, 45 minutes

Last on

Sun 17 Jan 2010 08:30

Chapters

  • HAITIANS IN NEW YORK

    Matthew Wells reports on how Haitian Catholics in New York are responding to the unfolding catastrophe in their homeland.

    Duration: 06:42

  • BRIAN HOUSTON VISITS HAITI

    Singer and songwriter, Brian Houston talks about his recent visit to Haiti.

    Duration: 06:47

  • A HISTORY OF LATIN

    Nicholas Ostler explains how Latin once dominated the world and the church, in his book - Ad Infinitum.

    Duration: 06:50

  • THE ROAD

    Dr Eamonn Hughes and Professor Stephen Williams discuss the screen adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's Pulitzer prize winning novel - The Road.

    Duration: 07:24

  • CATHOLIC CHURCH IN HAITI

    Sister Janet Fearn, communications co-ordinator of Missio, the Church' support organisation for overseas mission, talks about the impact of the earthquake on the Catholic Church.

    Duration: 05:46

  • HAITI: SPIRITUAL RESPONSE

    The pastor and evangelist, Dr Tony Campolo speaks about the spiritual response of the citizens of Haiti.

    Duration: 08:34

  • HAITI: A SATANIC CURSE?

    Independent Methodist minister Reverend Jonathan Campbell with his reasons for believing that the earthquake in Haiti was the work of the devil.

    Duration: 02:58

  • HAITI: THE HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE

    Paul O'Brien, overseas director of the charity CONCERN talks about the humanitarian aid response to the devastated island country.

    Duration: 04:27

  • HAITI: A PRACTICAL DIMENSION

    Simon Hill of the religious think tank, Ekklesia debates how not to respond theologically to a crisis like Haiti with Reverend Jonathan Campbell and Paul O'Brien.

    Duration: 09:37

  • THE ROBINSON AFFAIR

    Malachi O'Doherty reports on the implications of the Robinson Affair for the culture of evangelism in Northern Ireland.

    Duration: 09:40

  • POLICING JUSTICE

    Brendan McAllister, member of the Victims Commission, Presbyterian minister Reverend Dr Lesley Carroll, and broadcaster Denis Murray examine the implications of the devolution of policing and justice.

    Duration: 13:23

Broadcast

  • Sun 17 Jan 2010 08:30