Episode 2 - with Thomas Yates on what it means to be 'blameworthy'

Update: 2020-02-27

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Today we discuss what it means to be 'worthy of blame' with Auckland PhD student Thomas Yates. This is a philosophical discussion which later on branches into Christian theology.

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Episode 2 - with Thomas Yates on what it means to be 'blameworthy'

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Episode 2 - with Thomas Yates on what it means to be 'blameworthy'

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Episode 2 - with Thomas Yates on what it means to be 'blameworthy'