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Good afternoon and welcome along to the program. Justin Briley here for unbelievable.

Between now and 4 o'clock I'm going to be joined by people with different perspectives.

That's what we do every week here on the show that as I say, aims to get you thinking and a really interesting discussion on a recent fossil discovery in South Africa.

I'll give you the full details in a moment's time.

Of course we'll hear some of your feedback later on in the program.

We aired a documentary on some of the debates that go on down at Hyde Park between Muslims and

Christians. That's got quite some interesting response because you would have heard a lot of yelling if you were tuning into the program at this time last week or you listened via the podcast.

A little later on after that there's the profile Sam Hales will be speaking to Nihad Salmon, pastor of

Emmanuel Church in Bethlehem. He set up the only Christian bookshop in the West Bank.

You're going to be talking about being a Christian pastor in that, obviously that area

full of turmoil in the Middle East so

look out for that between four and five today if you want more about unbelievable

though in the vast archive of past programs all the debates we have between Christians and

non-believers of various kinds, then why not go to the website

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