Segment 1 | Is it possible that science has sufficient knowledge about the dilemma of the human condition - namely, humans' capacity for both good and evil - so that it can finally be reconciled? What has been stopping this progress from taking place? Do we need religion or mysticism to find the answer? Or are values such as altruism, forgiveness, and love going to be the pathways to our evolution as a species bent on outdoing one another and in the process, destroying ourselves? Jason spoke with Australian biologist and author Jeremy Griffith.

Segment 2 | Is it possible that science has sufficient knowledge about the dilemma of the human condition - namely, humans' capacity for both good and evil - so that it can finally be reconciled? What has been stopping this progress from taking place? Do we need religion or mysticism to find the answer? Or are values such as altruism, forgiveness, and love going to be the pathways to our evolution as a species bent on outdoing one another and in the process, destroying ourselves? Jason spoke with Australian biologist and author Jeremy Griffith.

Segment 3 | Is it possible that science has sufficient knowledge about the dilemma of the human condition - namely, humans' capacity for both good and evil - so that it can finally be reconciled? What has been stopping this progress from taking place? Do we need religion or mysticism to find the answer? Or are values such as altruism, forgiveness, and love going to be the pathways to our evolution as a species bent on outdoing one another and in the process, destroying ourselves? Jason spoke with Australian biologist and author Jeremy Griffith.