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I don't have 5 quid, but it would be a mistake Hitchens loves to quote CS Lewis in his book, so Hitchens will be one step ahead.
Now I like Hitchen's I really do, but reading his book ("God is not great") he has got his facts wrong in areas that I can question him (He needs to look up on his science) and when he can misquote science, it worries me about his other "facts".
So, no - I cannot point you to areas where Hitchen's is wrong on religion but I can point out areas incorrect in his book on science. Does this mean he does not check his facts before writing? Could he make similar mistakes on other matters probably.
Do I care while he is shouting at the theist?
Lee
Permalink Tue, 10 Jul 2007 04:16:00 UTC | #52012