Christopher Hitchens basically rants against ‘God’ and ‘Religion’ in his essay. He suggested that religion is created by primitives lacking the means to create a better explanation for their existence in this planet. All I have to say is, I loved it.
Christopher Hitchens is definitely an atheist. His essay contains explicit content not suited for the old. He wrote his essay with gusto and passion; he is truly a romantic. Ironically, his arguments are all based on logic and reasoning. It can be said that Christopher Hitchen is telling no lies. I especially like how he mocks Christians in this essay, especially, how he states that those who advocate the presence of God is advocating the presence of the God of hatred. Now the Christian faith is usually considered to be the religion of love which makes this quite ironic. However, the evidence that supports his claims are unarguably overwhelming. If we looked carefully through the history of our world, we will find that billions of us had died in millions of grisly ways: torture, war, starvation, sickness, rape; you named it. If God had truly planned all of this, then he is definitely not a nice guy. The excuse that he’s perfect is also not plausible since he’s God and the excuse ‘ I am only God’ just doesn’t sound right. The credibility of this man is relatively high. He had debated with Britain’s prime minister, Tony Blair. His book was praised by the New York Times for its “logical flourishes and conundrum”. …show more content…
He attacked Christianity with tools such as reason and logic and, most importantly, zeal. He claims that Christianity is a religion of hatred based on what our world has gone through. His credibility is never in question. A wise man once said, ‘ a man’s worth is measured by the amount of his enemies’, and it can be said that Christopher certainly has many
Christopher Hitchens is definitely an atheist. His essay contains explicit content not suited for the old. He wrote his essay with gusto and passion; he is truly a romantic. Ironically, his arguments are all based on logic and reasoning. It can be said that Christopher Hitchen is telling no lies. I especially like how he mocks Christians in this essay, especially, how he states that those who advocate the presence of God is advocating the presence of the God of hatred. Now the Christian faith is usually considered to be the religion of love which makes this quite ironic. However, the evidence that supports his claims are unarguably overwhelming. If we looked carefully through the history of our world, we will find that billions of us had died in millions of grisly ways: torture, war, starvation, sickness, rape; you named it. If God had truly planned all of this, then he is definitely not a nice guy. The excuse that he’s perfect is also not plausible since he’s God and the excuse ‘ I am only God’ just doesn’t sound right. The credibility of this man is relatively high. He had debated with Britain’s prime minister, Tony Blair. His book was praised by the New York Times for its “logical flourishes and conundrum”. …show more content…
He attacked Christianity with tools such as reason and logic and, most importantly, zeal. He claims that Christianity is a religion of hatred based on what our world has gone through. His credibility is never in question. A wise man once said, ‘ a man’s worth is measured by the amount of his enemies’, and it can be said that Christopher certainly has many