Zone1 Can you find the Flaw in Atheist Speaker Christopher Hitchens' Logic Here.

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Hard work is good but hardly the only or even the most important factor. Intelligence and luck are even more important.

It almost sounds like you are agreeing with my point now that you are far enough away from the conversation for it to matter. Bravo.

 

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A Blind Eye for the Bullseye

Your prey is safe and can ignore you. You always miss when you fire at them.

But it's the hunt that I love. Not the kill. I'm not a monster.

 

[Hafar1014]

These people, like you, tried to warn us

More than 200 health professionals say Trump has ‘malignant narcissism’ in open letter​

Less than two weeks before the presidential election, the group bought a full-page ad styled as an open letter in the New York Times on Thursday, arguing that the Republican nominee for the White House is “an existential threat to democracy” in the US.


The ad was funded by Anti-Psychopath Pac – a political action committee that has produced attack ads questioning Trump’s mental fitness for office.

“Even a non-clinician can see that Trump shows a lifetime pattern of ‘failure to conform to social norms and laws,’ ‘repeated lying,’ ‘reckless disregard for the safety of others,’ ‘irritability,’ ‘impulsivity,’ ‘irresponsibility,’ and ‘lack of remorse,’” the letter said.

If you don't agree you are/were a quack

The professionals argued that disorder they discern in Trump “makes him deceitful, destructive, deluded, and dangerous”

Im a mental health professional who has published in peer reviewed journals, pioneered interventions for trauma. I have treated every kind of mental disorder in the past 30 years. Trump does not have any disorder. How come your 200 professionals couldnt see Bidens profound dementia? You have TDS so severe youll believe anything

 

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I say "the flaw," but no doubt there are more than one flaw to be found. Not a slam on him, but any talk about a controversial topic is bound to be full of flaws from the point of view of folks on the other side of the opinion given (or implied in this case).

I've heard the name Christopher Hitchens, but I'm much more familiar with the name Richard Dawkins, whose work I have debunked many times. Anyway, Hitchens claims to be both British and American, which is ironic considering he no doubt finds aburd the idea that Jesus was both man and God.



For those of you who don't like to watch videos of atheists smugly pontificating, I'll give you the briefest of versions: How likely is it, asks Hitchens, that obscure and illiterate people in the middle east suddenly were provided through devine intervention, the one true religion?

I assume he means the Jews, and later, the Christians. These type folks never have a negative word to say about Islam or Muslims.

People in the middle east, the cradle of civilization, were hardly 'obscure' and 'illiterate'. This is where the great kingdoms of the past grew and flourished. It was other parts of the earth that held obscure and illiterate peoples.