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God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything
British-American author, journalist, literary critic, and public intellectual, Christopher Hitchens pens God Is Not Great, a book that redefines the debate about religion in public life. Making a case against religion, Hitchens demonstrates the ways in which it is man-made, dangerously sexually repressive, has profoundly damaged humanity, and distorts the very origins of the cosmos . . .
With his unique brand of intellect and wit, Hitchens attempts to address the most urgent issue of today: the malignant force of religion in our world.
"Not only does religion poison everything, which he argues by explaining several ways in which religion is immoral, but the world would be better off without religion. Hitchens intends to provoke, but he is not mean-spirited and humorless. Indeed, he is effortlessly witty and entertaining as well as utterly rational." -- Booklist