Books by Christopher Hitchens
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review 1: I don't usually watch TV, but a couple of times, while walking past the TV, I noticed an opinionated Brit sharing his ideas. Christopher Hitchens was intense to say the least. He wrote this memoir while he was dying of esophageal cancer. Sometimes his raw descriptions of his l...
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review 1: An excellent debate between the famous atheist Christopher Hitchens and the Christian theologian Douglas Wilson. Both sides gave interesting and well-thought arguments about Christianity, but in my humble opinion Douglas Wilson won the debate in argument and courtesy. Though Hit...
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review 1: Christopher Hitchens' biography was published shortly before his death in 2011. Most people know him from his atheist stance but he certainly was much more than that. His bitter and biting wit are focused in this story of his life. My most memorable moments from his story is his ...
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review 1: This enormous book collects some of the finest essays of Hitchens covering topics as varied as the US constitutional history, literary biographies, the Arab spring, popular culture, travel etc. I couldn't savour all of these essays primarily due to my own unfamiliarity with the s...
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review 1: “Hitchens vs. Blair: The Munk Debate on Religion” was a debate between former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, a Catholic raised by vehement non-believers, and the author, journalist and atheist, Christopher Hitchens. On the whole, I was hoping for something more in-depth but t...