UPDATE: Watch/Download the debate on Internet Archive. Notice the play order of the videos
http://www.archive.org/details/11PartsChristopherHitchensVsTariqRamadan-IsIslamAReligionOfPeace
October 5, 2010. 92nd Street Y, New York.
Part 1
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Christopher Hitchens vs Tariq Ramadan - Is Islam a Religion of Peace? 1/10
October 30, 2010Posted by Tom at 19:22 13 comments
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Christopher Hitchens On Suffering, Beliefs And Dying
Christopher Hitchens interviewed on NPR. Listen here.
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Can Civilization Survive Without God?
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City Lights: Billings blessed with spectacle of mix of beliefs
October 28, 2010By Ed Kemmick.
"A journalist, author, critic and debater, Hitchens is one of those distinctly British intellectuals who seems to have read everything and forgotten nothing. In his columns, essays and books, in his speeches and impromptu public appearances, he is incapable of uttering or writing a boring sentence."
Read article here. (Billings Gazette)
Pre-Order a DVD of our latest debate - featuring Christopher Hitchens and Larry Taunton. Buy the pre-order now for a discounted price! DVDs expected to ship in a few months.
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Iraq Through Night-Vision Goggles
October 25, 2010offers the soldiers' perspective.
By Christopher Hitchens
"For anybody of my generation, the term body count possesses
a reek of association that will never quite be dispelled."
Read More (Slate)
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'My life is my writing ... my children come later'
October 23, 2010“I'd have to say, not to be a hypocrite, that my life is my writing before it's anything. Because that's who I am and my children come later and that's what they've had to put up with,” he says. Read interview here.
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Nov. 4: An Evening with Christopher Hitchens and Stephen Prothero
October 22, 2010The Jewish Center |
A friendly debate
October 20, 2010UPDATE.
From Fixed Point: Due to technical difficulties at the event location, the live stream of this debate was canceled. We apologize for the inconvenience. Plans are already underway to provide a screening and/or online stream of the full event in the near future. Check back soon for details.
http://www.fixed-point.org/index.php/debates/333-godornogoddebate
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An Unlikely Friendship
October 19, 2010
Pre-debate clip with Hitchens and Taunton
Full Story (kulr8.com)
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STREAMING LIVE: God or No God? - A Debate
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Hezbollah's Progress
October 18, 2010Posted by Tom at 18:07 1 comments
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Hitchens/Blair Debate - MORE TICKETS!
October 15, 2010Everyone, log on to http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/hitchensblair/ and sign the petition. Do it right away to give the organizers time to relocate the event and to release more tickets for this debate. Remember, it has happened before. Hitchens' debates have been relocated due to great demand, so this is absolutely possible.
You could also email the organizers at http://www.munkdebates.com/organizers.
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Hitchens brothers debate over whether civilization can survive without God. (Clip)
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Link to CNN Belief Blog
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Christopher and Peter Hitchens debate religion against brutal backdrop
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Read More (washingtonpost.com)
Christopher Hitchens and Tony Blair to debate Religion
October 12, 2010Roy Thomson Hall, Toronto, Canada.
“This debate is not about the existence of God,” says Rudyard Griffiths, co-director and moderator of the Munk Debates. “We have asked Mr. Blair and Mr. Hitchens to wrestle with the more immediate question facing developed and developing nations: Is religion a force for peace or conflict in the modern world?”
More info:
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/hitchens-blair-to-debate-role-of-faith/article1752752/
http://www.munkdebates.com/debates/Religion
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Tumortown
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Is Islam a Religion of Peace?
October 7, 20109 min. clip from the Hitchens - Ramadan debate: Is Islam a Religion of Peace? Moderated by Laurie Goodstein. October 5, 2010 at the 92nd Street Y
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Coming up..
October 4, 2010CH on DUTV: "Part one of a two-part interview with author and journalist Christopher Hitchens will air on Tuesday, October 5 at 8 p.m., repeating Saturday, October 9 and Sunday, October 10 at 10 a.m. DUTV can be seen throughout Philadelphia on Comcast Cable channel 54 and in West Philadelphia on channel 62. On the University City Main Campus, DUTV can be seen on channel 33."
http://www.drexel.edu/news/digest/?d=10/4/2010&id=10088
Oct 5, 6pm, Live via satellite, Christopher Hitchens and Tariq Ramadan: “Is Islam a religion of peace?”
http://www.vaildaily.com/article/20101003/AE/101009937/1078&ParentProfile=1062
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Not So Hidden Influences
Is it so offensive to note the effectiveness of the Jewish lobby?
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