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Very good, although my Engrish is not quite good enough. I struggled with some of his words, but, I love feeling like an idiot. I really enjoy his style and certainly approve of his message.
Hellbound evil sinning atheist Christopher Hitchens takes a giant shit on god's perfect cupcakes in this blasphemous and wicked screed, arguing against the obvious truth that god sent himself on a suicide mission to create a loophole for rules he himself created. Hitchens' rejection of inconsistent double standard fideist epistemology and gratuitous knee jerk respect for religiosity is a strong handed slap in the face to decency and morality. Where does this joker think he gets his morals from i
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Very well written and easy to read. The prose flows. Hitchens proposes fewer "straw man" arguments than "The End of Faith" by Sam Harris. Plus, they're better written, so harder to identify when they occur.
The unabridged audiobook is read by the author. His delivery is very articulate and persuasive.
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The unabridged audiobook is read by the author. His delivery is very articulate and persuasive.
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