James Croft

James Croft, a secular humanist chaplain and engaging public speaker, goes head-to-head with Glen Scrivener in a thought-provoking discussion. They dive into how Christianity intertwines with Western morality, challenging notions of secular ethics. The impact of Hippocrates on medical ethics reveals the evolution of patient care. The conversation also touches on human rights and the Euthyphro dilemma, presenting fresh perspectives on morality's divine and secular connections. Croft's insights challenge listeners to rethink the roots of their ethical beliefs.

In a dynamic debate, James Croft, a Secular Humanist Chaplain at Sussex University, faces off against Glen Scrivener on whether Christianity is the ‘air we breathe.’ They explore the influence of Christian values like equality and compassion in shaping modern ethics and societal norms. The conversation dives into the philosophical origins of human rights, including the legacy of Thomas Paine. With engaging anecdotes, they challenge listeners to reconsider the sources of their moral beliefs, whether religious or secular.