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Hello and welcome to Premier Unbelievable. I'm delighted to be here at John Collett School in Wendover

with an outstanding

group of sickformers as we're tackling the question of science, religion and reality. Past, present and

future, a big, big topic and we've got some big, big guests with us. To my left, we've got Professor

Paul Ewert, Professor of Atomic and Laser Physics at Oxford University. And to my right, we've got Professor Simon Walker-Sam, who's Professor of Biosyphysics at UCL.

Can we give him a big welcome and round of applause?

How science and religion interrelates and the dynamics between them and how that works is such a big question.

It's been debated for many centuries now.

Looking at the present, asking what gives the best account of the real actual world that we live in?

Are these competing accounts or do these actually work together?

Well, Professor Paul Ewert is a believing and practicing Christian and Professor Sime Walker, Samuel is a

trustee with Humanist UK, so we've got very different ideas represented here. Asking the question as well,

what it means to be human in a world of space fairing traveling to the

moon and mars people living in low earth orbit for long periods of time genetic engineering

and advanced nanotechnology and of course artificial intelligence are raising real questions about

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