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I hope this one gets a good reception and isn't just written off by the right-wing Christian "Help us we're being persecuted!" crowd and the Guardian's "Oh these atheists are a bit silly to think all religious people are fundamentalists and criticising Islam makes you a fascist" crowd.
I once read on his Wikipedia article that Marcus Brigstocke mentioned in his live show that Dawkins' confrontational approach had made him 'realise' that atheism was just as bad and had become an agnostic. This part of the article has since disappeared. Anyone know if there was truth in it? Or maybe just some religious or agnostic griefer thinking they can use wikiality to discredit the rationalist camp.
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