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AICT 9th Annual Great Debate

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"Is Religion Good or Bad for Society?"
insert_invitation Wed, Feb 3, 2016 7:30 PM (MST)
location_on University of Colorado, Math 100, Boulder, Colorado
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UPDATE: 
THE GREAT DEBATE IS NOW SOLD OUT!
If you are still in need of a ticket, you can come to Math 100 Wednesday night, and we will give out any unclaimed will-call tickets just after the debate begins at 7:30pm. 
Thank you everyone for supporting this exciting event!


Is religion good or bad for society? Join the Aquinas Institute for Catholic Thought at the University of Colorado Boulder as we host our 9th annual Great Debate! Professor James Gaston from Franciscan University in Ohio (arguing for the good of religion) will debate Dr. Michael Huemer, Philosophy professor at the University of Colorado (arguing against) on this timely, controversial and very important question.

Doors open at 7:15pm.  

Tickets are FREE FOR STUDENTS and can be picked up at the St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Center (1520 Euclid Ave, Boulder) or after Masses on the weekends of January ______ and Jan ______ 

Please join us for a reception immediately following the debate at the St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Student Center (1520 Euclid Ave).

For more information, visit www.thomascenter.org/great-debate

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