In God, Distrust

'God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything'

How could Christ have died for our sins, when supposedly he also did not die at all? Did the Jews not know that murder and adultery were wrong before they received the Ten Commandments, and if they did know, why was this such a wonderful gift? On a more somber note, how can the "argument from design" (that only some kind of "intelligence" could have designed anything as perfect as a human being) be reconciled with the religious practice of female genital ... Full Story »

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Greg Kopczynski
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by Greg Kopczynski - Oct. 1, 2008

An overly flattering assessment of Christopher Hitchens and a meager, cursory review of his latest book. Not at all even-handed. Since I can't tell whether this was supposed to be a book review or an air-brushed mini-bio of Hitchens, I don't know whether to criticize the author not mentioning that this is the same person who *still* insists the (now completely discredited) "yellowcake" story Bush used to support his Iraq war plans is true, or whether to criticize him for not taking Hitchens to task for doing what all atheist writers do -- use the terms "God" and "religion" interchangably as suits their arguments. The writer seems better qualified to write obituaries than reviews of either people or books.

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