What does eating, feasting and dining tell us about what it is to be human.

Lars von Trier's latest film leaves the audience wondering what kind of universe we inhabit.

Robert Banks discusses his new book, which examines the belief that God is a human invention.

Simon Smart reviews the new book from Robert Banks, which examines if God is a human invention.

Is it merely a human fantasy that lies at the heart of the original Christmas event?

Was atheism prevalent in the ancient world?

Angus McLeay attended the 2011 Hegel Summer School and provides his thoughts on the presentations.

Neil McCormick explains how he and Bono ended up with opposite conclusions about God's existence.

Greg Clarke looks at a long tradition of putting important texts to the torch

Richard Swinburne on the violence of the Old Testament, evil, divine revelation and unbelief.

Richard Swinburne discusses whether or not we are experiencing a renaissance of unbelief.

Simon Smart examines the relationship between Christopher Hitchens and his Christian brother Peter

Part seven of Greg Clarke's series on the 2010 Global Atheism Conference

Part six of Greg Clarke's series on the 2010 Global Atheism Conference

Part five of Greg Clarke's series on the 2010 Global Atheism Conference