Disclaimers:
1. I am not responsible for others puritanical sensibilities.
2. No one has the right not to be offended.
Always Question Authority
One of the beginnings of human emancipation is the ability to laugh at authority. ~ Hitchens
Disclaimers:
1. I am not responsible for others puritanical sensibilities.
2. No one has the right not to be offended.
Always Question Authority 
Dear Always Question Authority, please don’t get me wrong – I found this clip very amusing. Yet I would like to know why your blog is so interested in religion when it is something you have already rejected. I, as a less-than-average-intelligence Christian (as you might argue by definition), would sincerely like to know what it is precisely you wish to contribute to the ‘God debate?’ From what I have seen and read on this blog you have a great deal to say, and I have a great deal of sympathy with many of your clearly articulated frustrations. The God/gods you reject are, in many respects the same which religious people must also reject, but does this mean that the God debate ends? I would be very interested in your opinions.
Jason (Dublin, Ireland)
I’m not answering for the blogmeister, but what exactly is meant by the “God debate”? This blogger has a man-crush on Hitchens and, as such, it seems to me the overall philosophy is at least partially found in a couple of Hitchens’ quotes on ‘Authority’ and ‘Faith’ under the Quotes tab.
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