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Repeal blasphemy laws: David Nash and Austin Dacey talk to Atheist Ireland

Repeal blasphemy laws: David Nash and Austin Dacey talk to Atheist Ireland

Author Atheist Ireland Published 03/02/2012

This is the second in a series of occasional lectures hosted by Atheist Ireland and livestreamed on the Internet. Professor David Nash and Austin Dacey talk about blasphemy laws, at a discussion chaired by Michael Nugent.

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