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Welcome along to Unbelievable Question Mark, the program that gets Christians and non-Christians talking on a weekly basis here on Premier Christian radio and we engage in all kinds of discussions on a weekly basis here between people of different

perspectives it's the time of the week when we try to get the brain going here on the

show we're also a popular podcast of course and you may have come across us via our webpage at

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program that we've got for you this afternoon.

We're asking the question on the program today is religion a trick of the mind and in for a friendly chat

really on the discussion panel today my two guests are Martin frame he's a

psychological therapist an atheist from Glasgow'll hear some of his background shortly.

Also Joanna Kollicut, who's a senior lecturer in psychology at Heathrop College in London.

And she's a Christian, she's ordained ordained and we'll be finding out where she

stands on the whole issue of the psychology of religion particularly as it pertains of

course to Christianity and so we're going to be looking at things like well is our

our beliefs purely a product of an evolutionary background if you like does that show

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