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The famous '''Copleston-Russell debate''' was a formal philosophical debate between philosophers [[Frederick Copleston]] (Christian) and [[Bertrand Russell]] (atheist) on the existence of God, which took place on BBC radio on January 28, 1948.
The famous '''Copleston-Russell debate''' was a formal philosophical debate between philosophers [[Frederick Copleston]] (Christian) and [[Bertrand Russell]] (atheist) on the existence of God, which took place on BBC radio on January 28, 1948.
== 50th anniversary debate ==
== 50th anniversary debate ==
On January 28, 1998, Christian debater [[William Lane Craig]] and then-atheist [[Antony Flew]] (who later became a theist) had a debate on the existence of God at the University of Wisconsin in Madison.
On January 28, 1998, Christian debater [[William Lane Craig]] and then-atheist [[Antony Flew]] (who later became a theist) had a debate on the existence of God at the University of Wisconsin in Madison.