paarsurrey
Veteran Member
Please give the reference after all, I guess , one has seen it and admires it and is pleading for it. Right?No one has concealed anything, the challenge is self explanatory and the book it was first used in has no direct relevance that I can see. You can Google the quote in a few seconds, obviously. The context is also obvious from the challenge, that very often theists and religions assert oral ascendancy of those who don't share that belief, and particularly over those who do not believe in any deity or deities. Thus the challenge is pretty clear, and is the reasoning behind it.
Hitchens wrote some plethora of words and then , I understand, he didn't know what to name it. Right?
People told me that on suggestion of somebody else, he named it "God Is Not Great". Right?
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