King's College London's Denmark Hill Chaplaincy presents Difference and Damnation:Why We Do NOT believe the Others are Bound for Hell.
A controversy-facing discussion with Rabbi Debbie Young-Somers (West London Synagogue), Imam Mamadou Bocoum (Muslim College) and the Revd. Patrick Morrow (campus chaplain) chaired by agnostice Philosopher Dr Mark Vernon.
Thursday 3rd June 5.30 - 7.00pm The Wolfson Lecture Theatre, Western Education Centre 10 Cutcombe Road London SE5 9RJ (by King's College Hospital) Vegetarian refreshements served from 5.15pm.
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