Tuesday, February 15, at 7:30PM at the Wadsworth Theatre, 11301 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA.
Christopher Hitchens and Sam Harris to debate Rabbi David Wolpe and Rabbi Bradley Shavit Artson in a panel discussion. The topic: “Is there an afterlife?”
More Info:
http://www.cvaas.org/2011/01/21/hitchens-and-harris-to-appear-in-debate-on-the-existence-of-an-afterlife/
http://www.ajula.edu/misc/fr11af.aspx
http://www.meetup.com/GodlessLiberals/calendar/16136642/
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Is There An Afterlife? Debate
January 22, 2011Posted by Tom at 02:26 7 comments
Labels: 2011, afterlife, Bradley Shavit Artson, Christopher Hitchens, David Wolpe, debate, Sam Harris
An Evening with Christopher Hitchens
January 20, 2011A trove of previously uncollected works, Arguably chronicles the moods and modes of Christopher Hitchens through his own, masterful prose.
UPDATE: ARGUABLY: Selected Essays, by Christopher Hitchens
February 2011
Spanning four decades, ARGUABLY collects Christopher Hitchens' finest essays, literary criticism and journalism in one volume for the first.
http://www.twelvebooks.com/content/books.asp
Lauren at Thoughts Thought Out posted about her visit to Washington D.C. last month and her chat with Christopher. Read her post here.
CH tells her “I just finished writing a book.."
Anyone heard or read anything on what book that would be? She doesn't have the details. Last year he said he'd re-chisel the Ten Commandments and publish a book. Could that be it? Sure, we'll know soon but we are a bit curious, aren't we?
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Labels: 2011, An Evening with Christopher Hitchens
Tunisia Grows Up
January 17, 2011Here's hoping the Jasmine Revolution improves upon the legacy of Habib Bourguiba, the nation's first president.
By Christopher Hitchens
"Visiting Tunisia three years ago, I thought that it was easy enough to see the main problem. The state was publicly dedicated to modernity and secularism and development—what used so long ago to be called "Westernization"—but it didn't really trust its citizens to be grown-ups."
Read More (Slate)
Posted by Tom at 20:00 2 comments
Labels: 2011, Christopher Hitchens, Slate, Tunisia grows up
Reflections on Political Violence
January 10, 2011
When Mumtaz Qadri shot Pakistani politician Salman Taseer, he didn't even bother to offer an excuse.
Posted by Tom at 18:51 37 comments
Labels: 2011, Christopher Hitchens, political violence, Slate
The Blair Hitch Project
January 7, 2011By Christopher Hitchens
Full Article (Vanity Fair)
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Labels: 2011, Christopher Hitchens, debate, politics, religion, Tony Blair
How To Make a Decent Cup of Tea
January 2, 2011By Christopher Hitchens
"Now that "the holidays"—at their new-style Ramadan length, with the addition of Hanukkah plus the spur and lash of commerce—are safely over, I can bear to confront the moment at their very beginning when my heart took its first dip." Read More (Slate)
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Labels: 2011, Christopher Hitchens, Slate
Christopher Hitchens, Hale
January 1, 2011By Peter Robinson
"Dinner this evening--or, rather, since it has just gone midnight, yesterday evening--with the great historian Robert Conquest and the journalist provocateur Christopher Hitchens. Christopher looked better than he has in recent photographs in Vanity Fair, and he proved utterly himself, talking about books, politics, and history for nearly three hours. I offer it as a sign of his sweet indomitability that Hitch closed the evening by reciting, from memory, this poem:
Read More (http://ricochet.com)
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Labels: 2011, Christopher Hitchens, Peter Robinson, ricochet
Mr. Kissinger, Have You No Shame?
December 27, 2010By Christopher Hitchens
"Until the most recent release of the Nixon/Kissinger tapes, what were the permitted justifications for saying in advance that the slaughter of Jews in gas chambers by a hostile foreign dictatorship would not be "an American concern?"
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Labels: 2010, Christopher Hitchens, Henry Kissinger, Slate
The Pak-Af Problem
December 20, 2010Friends of his would enjoy disputing whether his heart or his ego was the larger, but it was sad to know, as Richard Holbrooke's heart eventually burst, that he had strained a good deal of it in upholding a policy in which much of his best advice had been, or was being, ignored.
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(1/8) Is There An Afterlife? Christopher Hitchens vs Shmuley Boteach
December 19, 2010Christopher Hitchens debated Rabbi Shmuley at Cooper Union, New York on Thursday, September 16, 2010.
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Labels: 2010, afterlife, atheism, Christopher Hitchens, debate, religion, Shmuley Boteach
Free Speech / Off Topic added
Some DH visitors seem to have an urge to post and express themselves quite off topic to published posts. I've added a comment box where these views can be posted. So, stay on topic when commenting on posts, if you have something else to say, there's this comment box for that. It's a free speech box, so don't bother complaining on possible provocative or insulting comments. It's your choice if you want to go there.
Every now and then one stumbles upon non Hitchens material that one would like to share. A box like this is the appropriate place.
I don't know if this will catch on but it'll be an option for a while, if no comments are posted, I'll simply remove it.
The Hitch on Death
December 18, 2010Christopher Hitchens, brooding on “how much faster I’m dying than anyone else” is interviewed by Oliver Kamm in today’s Times (pay wall).
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Labels: 2010, Christopher Hitchens, interview, Oliver Kamm
Christopher Hitchens and me
BY SOPHIE TARNOWSKA
"I met writer and polemicist Christopher Hitchens for the first time in 2008, here in Montreal. When I saw him again last month at the Munk debates in Toronto, I was shocked at the change cancer had wrought. He'd been diagnosed with esophageal cancer -the same cancer that had killed his father -this past June during the promotional tour for his memoir, Hitch-22."
Read more: http://www.montrealgazette.com/life/Christopher+Hitchens/3997097/story.html#ixzz18TGID5U2
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Labels: 2010, Christopher Hitchens, Sophie Tarnowska
Christopher Hitchens’s Jewish Problem
December 17, 2010I didn't first pay much attention to this and it's now a few days old but since it has made headlines on other blogs and sites, and in case you missed it and are interested, read Benjamin Kerstein's article here. (jewishideasdaily.com)
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Labels: 2010, Benjamin Kerstein, Christopher Hitchens, Jews






