On the "yes" we have Archbishop John Onaiyekan of Nigeria, and Ann Widdecombe, conservative British. From the "no" are Stephen Fry (yes, that) and Christopher Hitchens.
The debate, as the name says, it's really about the Catholic Church and what she did and does in the world, good and bad, does not include topics such as the existence or nonexistence of (a) God.
The audience is "polled" on the issue before and after the debate, giving interesting results ... 
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Labels: Ann Widdecombe , Christopher Hitchens , Debate , Catholic Church , John Onaiyekan , Stephen Fry
