So, what lessons did we learn? And what does the future hold?
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Amid the all the hand-wringing, or wailing jeremiads, or triumphant op-eds
out there, *I’ll offer in this election post-mortem some perspectives that
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Thank you for that WCG.
Not to belabor the topic, but "Does Atheism Poison Everything?", Sept. 2010, with Hitchens vs. David Berlinski, author of The Devil's Delusion, is a rousing good show. Hitch is in fine form and owns the audience throughout:
http://www.c-spanvideo.org/program/295467-1
p.s.
If you partake in Podcasts, I believe you would enjoy a little known, but usually exceptional show called Poli-Sci-Fi Radio.
The always thoughtful Steve Benen (Washington Monthly & Maddow's favorite) and Bill Simmon host.
Bi-monthly, engaging conversion covering both Politics and Science Fiction.
Thanks, Anonymous. Yes, Hitchens does a great job with that debate, too. Unfortunately, he's looking very ill (which, of course, he is).
It's funny that Berlinski, his opponent, is a non-believer himself. Apparently, he just thinks religion is necessary for everyone else - all those people who aren't as capable or moral as he is, I guess.
And I might check out that podcast - it does sound interesting - but I usually have a hard time concentrating if I can't see the speakers. I find my mind wandering when it's audio only.
Actually, I find it easiest to concentrate on written discussions, so I might see if they offer a transcript of the podcast.
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