Hitchens Was Not Great

Townhall.com ^ | December 17, 2011 | John Ransom

[Theo]

Ah. The title is simply a reference to Hitchens’ book, God Is Not Great: http://www.amazon.com/God-Not-Great-Religion-Everything/dp/0446579807

What’s more “damning” — saying The Author isn’t great, or saying the author isn’t great?

The headline writer is simply being ironic.

I conclude with a relevant passage of Scripture: “What do you benefit if you gain the whole world but lose your own soul? Is anything worth more than your soul?”

The man who loses his soul is not great, but a failure, having lost everything of value. Sad, tragic.

[cricket]

My point is simply, that 'we' - no one - can assume he knows the status of another's soul; though for the most damnable; we might safely assume. But for those; like Hitchens; who is to say what his last thoughts were. . .what his relationship with God; might have been, in fact; unbeknownst.

There are certainly vast numbers of imperfect human beings who despite appearances otherwise; may have no authentic/active. . .God connection.

Finte knowledge is humbling. Or should be. . .

[Revolting cat!]

Wuz!

[cricket]

And yes, agree with you on the ‘judgment’ or appropriately discriminatory, thing. For sure PC has diluted judgment to the point that is is discriminatory by every measure. Am speaking of course, here; per judging Christopher Hitchens spent lifetime as a waste. Again; we cannot kow. . .