A star is born
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Why are young Brits flocking to hear a psychology professor talk about morality?
issue 20 January 2018 Text settings Text size Small Medium Large Line Spacing Compact Normal Spacious Comments Share Share Douglas Murray A star is born Copy link Copied Linkedin Messenger Email Last Sunday night a capacity crowd of mainly young people packed into the Emmanuel Centre in London. Those who couldn't find a seat stood at the back of the hall. When the speaker entered, the entire hall rose to its feet. It was his second lecture that day, the fourth across three days of sold-out London events. For an hour and a half the audience listened to a rambling, quirky, but fascinating tour o
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