Debate: D'Souza vs. Christopher Hitchens on "Does God Exist?"
April 18, 2014
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as posted by the channelDinesh D'Souza and Christopher Hitchens debate the question of religion and is God Dead at the The University of Notre Dame.
As he admitted in a recent interview, Hitchens calls himself an "anti-theist" rather than an "atheist." Most atheists say that based on the evidence, they believe God does not exist. Hitchens' position is somewhat different: he doesn't want God to exist. He hates the idea of God's existence because he thinks of God as a tyrant who supervises his moral life. Even the tyranny of Stalin or Kim Jong Il, Hitchens says, ends when you die. But this God, he wants obedience and praise and worship even in the afterlife! To Hitchens that's a form of unceasing subservience and slavery.
Let's bring God back into America! God is Not Dead!
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