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Vicar of St Anne’s, Kew. Presenter of Beyond Belief @bbcradio4. Moral Maze. Left Cavalier. Smells and bells. Chelsea FC עם ישראל חי
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Elon Musk was mocked for saying you can't buy happiness but he's right: Rev Giles Fraser

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By Giles Fraser
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Continue reading Rev Giles Fraser, Vicar Of St Annes, Kew 'All is Vanity' said the richest man in the world, King Solomon, nearly 3,000 years ago. He was hugely successful in real estate, people admired him for his ridiculously high IQ, he had 700 wives and 300 mistresses, including fabled beauty the Queen of Sheba. But he still penned one of the most miserable books of literature known to humankind, Ecclesiastes. Everything is rubbish, he complained. Pity the poor billionaire.
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At the Origins of Modern Atheism

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By Giles Fraser, John Gray
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Wednesday 6 June 2012 | 1 hour 27 minutes 18 seconds In the first event of the Programme for the Study of Religion and Non-Religion, Giles Fraser examines the links between Enlightenment thought and theology, reflecting on how theology frames the very ways in which we can understand the denial of God. Giles Fraser is the former canon chancellor of St Paul's Cathedral. John Gray is emeritus professor of European Thought at LSE. This event is supported by the LSE Annual Fund.
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How AI is rewriting the Holocaust

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By Giles Fraser
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Even though the Holocaust is the only historical event that is compulsory within the KS3 history curriculum, schools are becoming increasingly nervous of commemorating it. (Credit: Artur Widak / Getty Images) aiAntisemitismDeepfakesNazism John Dobai has just celebrated his 92nd birthday. He lives a couple of streets down from me in Kew, but was born in Hungary in 1934 and remembers when Eichmann arrived in Budapest with orders to murder its Jews.
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