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being passive. One of two things may happen: those who are innocently credulous may become easy prey for those who are less scrupulous and who seek to "lead" and "inspire" them. Or those whose credulity has led their own society into stagnation may seek a solution, not in true self-examination, but
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and other traditional pets and characters be "removed from the innocent gaze of their children". Hitchens suggests that the pork prohibition found in
Semitic religions may be based in the proscription of human sacrifice, extended to pigs because of the similarities in appearance and flavor between
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2187:from the original on 17 February 2016
2142:Review of Books on the Book of Mormon
2099:Review of Books on the Book of Mormon
1661:Quoted in Hitchens 2007, pp. 109-110.
485:. He describes religious leaders as "
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1967:Cowley, Jason (September 23, 2011).
1351:Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
950:, which was undertaken as part of a
745:blame the death of Jesus on the Jews
677:three world events of the time with
592:inconsistencies in the Old Testament
42:Cover of the U.S. hard-cover edition
3369:Thomas Jefferson: Author of America
2044:from the original on March 10, 2017
1979:from the original on April 28, 2019
1754:from the original on 8 January 2014
1358:Bestseller list in its third week.
604:List of capital crimes in the Torah
4048:Works about the Christ myth theory
3629:Manifesto of Evolutionary Humanism
1948:from the original on March 7, 2017
1917:from the original on March 7, 2017
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557:Chapter Six: Arguments From Design
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2032:Prothero, Stephen (May 6, 2007).
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1415:. Prometheus Books. p. 39.
994:to appease gods (such as by the
681:'s birth: the census ordered by
2244:from the original on 2015-10-17
1936:Buchanan, Matt (May 25, 2007).
1852:from the original on 2017-04-20
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3072:Books critical of Christianity
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905:). He uses the battle against
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283:Chapter One: Putting It Mildly
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3459:The Trials of Henry Kissinger
3334:Letters to a Young Contrarian
3092:Books critical of Scientology
770:He further contends that the
635:for adults"' to Hitchens and
461:'s response to the spread of
457:to spread. He discusses the
3653:Letter to a Christian Nation
3341:The Trial of Henry Kissinger
3001:Letter to a Christian Nation
1740:"Joseph Smith: Legal issues"
1390:Christian Research Institute
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1039:. He cites examples such as
907:slavery in the United States
650:Hitchens first connects the
362:issued on author and friend
295:arguments, most notably the
249:, contemptuous of women and
212:and in the United States by
79:Twelve Books imprint of the
3299:Blood, Class, and Nostalgia
3087:Books critical of Mormonism
1784:Hitchens 2007, pp. 195â204.
1670:Hitchens 2007, pp. 110-112.
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508:in my hand, cut around the
311:Chapter Two: Religion Kills
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3677:God: The Failed Hypothesis
3327:Unacknowledged Legislation
2994:God: The Failed Hypothesis
2980:God in the Age of Science?
1829:Hitchens 2007, p. 231-252.
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1942:The Sydney Morning Herald
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1177:The Sydney Morning Herald
724:The Passion of the Christ
627:and the possibility of a
526:female genital mutilation
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3829:Flying Spaghetti Monster
3801:The Evolution of Atheism
3050:Why I Am Not a Christian
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3064:The Demon-Haunted World
2921:Anti-Christian violence
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3983:2007 non-fiction books
3761:The Irrational Atheist
3362:Love, Poverty, and War
3313:Prepared for the Worst
2508:New religious movement
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2973:Christianity Unveiled
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3793:The Rage Against God
3785:Unscientific America
3685:The Portable Atheist
3571:Christopher Hitchens
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3183:Criticism of atheism
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378:September 11 attacks
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196:Christopher Hitchens
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2006:"Believe It or Not"
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3637:Breaking the Spell
3348:Why Orwell Matters
2966:Breaking the Spell
2908:Sectarian violence
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2622:Mirza Ghulam Ahmad
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1907:"God Is Not Great"
1845:The New York Times
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1316:Daniel C. Peterson
1287:William J. Hamblin
1270:Hoover Institution
1201:David Bentley Hart
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