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Good afternoon.

Thank you for choosing Premier. It's just after 2 o'clock and I'm Justin Brawley with you between now and 3.30.

Thanks to David Aldous as usual. And let me tell you that from two weeks time we're going to be here at a new time of 2.30 okay in 2 weeks time that

Unbelievable is here from 2.30 on a Saturday afternoon so just wanted to make sure you

had that for your diary. You're unbelievable.

On today's program, we're going to be meeting atheist David Vernon

as he explains to us why he's positive about atheism.

He says a lot of people think it's a negative system ultimately and that's the way a lot of Christians see it.

Well asking the questions about atheism is Anna Robbins of the London School of Theology. She says she thinks there are some fundamental

problems with being an atheist. It leads towards kind of a meaningless in many ways.

We'll find out what he makes of those claims. That's all to come here on the program. Let's look back

at some of the last couple of weeks of programming though. Before we get to some of

your responses to last week's program where we had Marilyn Mason

from the British Humanist Association speaking with Gavin McGrath about whether we can

know what's right from wrong if we don't believe in God. This one is again in response to our

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