Out of all the atheist "philosophers" out there, Mr. Hitchens seems to be one of those who chooses to attack Christians vehemently, stating for a desire to rid of religion vehemently. It almost felt like a chilling resemblence to the Holocaust, with the belief to purge Christianity off the face of the earth.
I still am trying my best to retrieve what he believes is wrong with Christianity. Majority of his arguments seem to aim itself at FUNDAMENTAL Christianity, something I choose to not be a part of or believe represents Christianity correctly at all. He states the reason why Christianity is wrong is because it triggers violence, with Jerry Falwell and his negative comments on modern issues as his prime evidence. He eventually sums up by concluding that Christianity only provokes and causes stress.
I just had to laugh at many of his claims. It either proves itself IN the Bible or just eventually climbs itself as another list of anti-fundamentalism.
He begins to act like a hypocrite in the end. He makes childish names of Falwell and other Fundamentalists, yet makes claims that Christianity enjoys provoking others into warfare when apparently he fell into his own folly. And odd enough, most of what he believes IS Christianity is nowhere near context of what I believe in. All of the Christians I've met personally also disagree with Fundamental Christianity and its accusations of situations. It seems to me Hitchens need to research more on Christianity rather than generalizing it into the category of the mainstream Christianity.
Positive or negative comments are greatly appreciated =)
I still am trying my best to retrieve what he believes is wrong with Christianity. Majority of his arguments seem to aim itself at FUNDAMENTAL Christianity, something I choose to not be a part of or believe represents Christianity correctly at all. He states the reason why Christianity is wrong is because it triggers violence, with Jerry Falwell and his negative comments on modern issues as his prime evidence. He eventually sums up by concluding that Christianity only provokes and causes stress.
I just had to laugh at many of his claims. It either proves itself IN the Bible or just eventually climbs itself as another list of anti-fundamentalism.
He begins to act like a hypocrite in the end. He makes childish names of Falwell and other Fundamentalists, yet makes claims that Christianity enjoys provoking others into warfare when apparently he fell into his own folly. And odd enough, most of what he believes IS Christianity is nowhere near context of what I believe in. All of the Christians I've met personally also disagree with Fundamental Christianity and its accusations of situations. It seems to me Hitchens need to research more on Christianity rather than generalizing it into the category of the mainstream Christianity.
Positive or negative comments are greatly appreciated =)
