God Is Not Great is a far more damning critique of religion than The God Delusion... Dawkins just doesn't have the literary flare that Hitch did.
>>9264040
He'll be remembered as a debater, not as an author.
>>9264040
He won't be completely forgotten but he didn't really add anything to the atheist conversation that wasn't already there. I think he'll probably be remember more for everything he did outside of his atheism.
He is the inferior brother. He is still alright, won't really be forgotten.
>>9264296
>He is the inferior brother.
le peter everything would be alright if we just established my set amount of values hitchens
Peter is a brainlet who thinks his small solutions will fix the entirety of a country but knows he's wrong but peddles that crap enjoying his safety from the position of a well-off commentator (one of the reasons he's never ran for office)
I don't like either of them btw
>>9264260
I think most people know him as an atheist polemicist first and foremost.
>>9264319
>(one of the reasons he's never ran for office)
He did. He cost Michael Palin his seat in one election.
>>9264040
He never a hard thinker, and his writing was vastly overrated. He was a great rhetorician, though one could just as easily say that he had an uncanny ability for polishing turds.
>>9264346
>He did. He cost Michael Palin his seat in one election.
If you read what he actually says, he clearly states he didn't intend to win.
>>9264040
He was great for challenging peoples religious beliefs which they might not have ever done prior to his appearance. There's a reason first year philosophy students always have some subject about god and it's because until then they have probably never thought about it. So what if he didn't make an original philosophical argument, the world is better off for him having been alive.