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From tomorrow, 21st May at midday, Lord Biggar CBE, Regius Professor Emeritus of Moral & Pastoral Theology at Oxford University, talks with Chris Haydon and a small invited audience on PECKHAM PODCAST.

This is the Professor who set out to draw up a balanced view of Empire and history but walked into a storm. "OMG, this is serious shit", said one Cambridge academic on hearing of Biggar's plan. Meet the man himself, unless of course you think this Regius Professor Emeritus should be cancelled still.

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4 hours ago, alice said:

When someone calls their own views balanced they often mean they consider other peoples views unbalanced that may not be the case. 

I took it to mean that he was going to present all sides of the argument (for want of a better term) rather than just giving his own opinion.

I didn't take it to mean that he was calling "his own views" balanced.

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