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4 Responses to Is God Great? – Hitchens vs. Hedges
Why thank you for the kind remarks on my blog. You know, to answer your question, I didn’t even know they were taping the debate, so I haven’t a clue as to whether there will be a posting. Cheers!
Hearing both recently on Prager, I figured one was a ball of rolling grass picking flowers effectively avoiding the thorns and the other was experiencing a refined bout of ‘Stockholm’. Even Prager had a tough time with the ball.
Those are the two books I just read, in that order: God is not Great, and, becasue it was referred to so much in God is not Great, The God Delusion.
These books have radically altered my thinking. (Minor point: Mr. Hitchens can sure turn a phrase. I just wich he would quit smoking–it’s statistically likely he would be around longer to provide the kind of journalism that moves society forward).
Why thank you for the kind remarks on my blog. You know, to answer your question, I didn’t even know they were taping the debate, so I haven’t a clue as to whether there will be a posting. Cheers!
Hearing both recently on Prager, I figured one was a ball of rolling grass picking flowers effectively avoiding the thorns and the other was experiencing a refined bout of ‘Stockholm’. Even Prager had a tough time with the ball.
Those are the two books I just read, in that order: God is not Great, and, becasue it was referred to so much in God is not Great, The God Delusion.
These books have radically altered my thinking. (Minor point: Mr. Hitchens can sure turn a phrase. I just wich he would quit smoking–it’s statistically likely he would be around longer to provide the kind of journalism that moves society forward).
God is really great