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William Crawley

William Crawley

Verified

Presenter, Talkback, BBC Radio Ulster

Belfast, Manchester

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Technology, Cordcutting , Faith, AI, Cybersecurity, Podcasting, Broadcasting, Politics, Mental And Physical Health, Streaming, Acting , Space, Sci Fi, Cyberbullying, Radio , Turkish Current Affairs , Asian Current Affairs

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Sales, popup shops, music releases, or pets

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Total articles 9

  • Was Charles Darwin a racist?

    By William Crawley Verified| BBC Verified Peter:My essential point remains that rulers no longer boast of their cruelty and I shall reinforce it, whether you like it or not. The ancient rulers and their people were happy to broadcast their inhumaity or have it reported. This was true whether we are talking about the ancient Israelites or the Assyrians, The Bible is a good source partly because many people here are familiar with it, or think they are. Here are a few examples1.

    By William Crawley Verified · BBC

    Jun. 13, 2020

  • Was Charles Darwin a racist?

    By William Crawley Verified| BBC Verified Peter:My essential point remains that rulers no longer boast of their cruelty and I shall reinforce it, whether you like it or not. The ancient rulers and their people were happy to broadcast their inhumaity or have it reported. This was true whether we are talking about the ancient Israelites or the Assyrians, The Bible is a good source partly because many people here are familiar with it, or think they are. Here are a few examples1.

    By William Crawley Verified · BBC

    Jun. 13, 2020

  • Chomsky on religion and the ethics of war

    By William Crawley Verified| BBC Verified "I don't join the New Atheists. So, for example, I wouldn't have the arrogance to lecture some mother who hopes to see her dying child in heaven -- that's none of my business ultimately. I won't lecture her on the philosophy of science." That's how Noam Chomsky responded today, during our conversation about politics and religion.

    By William Crawley Verified · BBC

    Jan. 07, 2020

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BBC Radio Ulster