Wednesday, October 4, 2006 | Reason : Interviews | print version

The Philosophy of Religion

Sam Harris / KCRW

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Sam Harris is interviewed on KCRW about his new book 'Letter to a Christian Nation' along with Andrew Sullivan and Jonathan Kirsch.

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The Philosophy of Religion (2:30P)
Are the world's major religions truly incompatible? KCRW General Manager Ruth Seymour talks with authors Sam Harris, Andrew Sullivan and Jonathan Kirsch about the philosophy of religion in today's modern world.

Guests:
Sam Harris: Author
Andrew Sullivan: Author and web blogger
Jonathan Kirsch: Author and book-review columnist

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Is there away to dpwnload these to files to listen later on a podcast or disc?

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