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I have knocked Dinesh D'Souza on these pages because of his book blaming liberals for the Islamist jihad and for wanting Bush to lose the War on Terror, thinking that the man was a real intellectual lightweight. However, I just watched a debate between him and Christopher Hitchens on the God question, and I must admit that he really showed the great Hitchens up and showed off some real dialectical power, though I still think that D'Souza is rather limited. One could even think that Hitchens showed up tipsy and tried to wing it and get by on his blustery personality, and he ended up coming across as more shrill, allowing the religionist to come across as more reasoned.
Well, even if Hitchens came sober and armed for bear, I dare say the God question will remain to tease our minds for as long as there are men to think.
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I have knocked Dinesh D'Souza on these pages because of his book blaming liberals for the Islamist jihad and for wanting Bush to lose the War on Terror, thinking that the man was a real intellectual lightweight. However, I just watched a debate between him and Christopher Hitchens on the God question, and I must admit that he really showed the great Hitchens up and showed off some real dialectical power, though I still think that D'Souza is rather limited. One could even think that Hitchens showed up tipsy and tried to wing it and get by on his blustery personality, and he ended up coming across as more shrill, allowing the religionist to come across as more reasoned.
Well, even if Hitchens came sober and armed for bear, I dare say the God question will remain to tease our minds for as long as there are men to think.
