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As an atheist I did not need Hitchens to convince me to give up religion and I don't think that this book is going to convince anyone who truly believes. However, Hitchens' writing is enjoyable and captivating, at times even funny. He includes both personal accounts and historical examples to support his case and he does so very passionately. To some degree his passion might obscure his point. I felt that he sometimes lost himself in his own personal ramblings before returning to the original qu
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It is worth buying this book for the first chapter alone. Entitled ‘Putting It Mildly’ Hitch lays out his case with elegance, economy and his usual dry penetrating wit.
The rest of the book does not disappoint either. His knowledge of both history and current affairs is encyclopaedic and his humanity shines through.
Highly recommended.
The rest of the book does not disappoint either. His knowledge of both history and current affairs is encyclopaedic and his humanity shines through.
Highly recommended.

This is perhaps the best articulated atheist polemic in recent years. It's not as in depth as Dawkins' God Delusion, but it is written in Hitchens' own inimical style. The prose is tight and terse and Hitchens' unmatched wit is evident throughout.
I've read God is Not Great three times already, and will likely return to it periodically. ...more
I've read God is Not Great three times already, and will likely return to it periodically. ...more

If you want to explore tainted, organized religion this books for you. You will find alot of bible contradictions being debated, how so many people have died from religion, and, with an open mind you should find this very fasinating to read or you will be offended before you begin your exploration. Open your mind. It will amaze you!!

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