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November 25, 2008

Maybe Christopher Hitchkins Isn’t Great?

It’s not the fact that this guy is making a truckload of assumptions without having read anything Hitchens has even written, and it’s not the tell-tale mentally unstable rocking back-and-forth that I’m most entertained by here. For me, the most intriguing part of this fellow’s case against the case against god, is the amazingly strung together, so-much-to-say-no-room-to-take-a-breath (even his “stop and thinks” are morbidly verbose), spouting of religious platitude and cliché.

This is indoctrination of Sarah Palin proportions. But whereas Palin is a bumpkin, only able to absorb enough to be charming, Ronen Levi Yitzchak has gone whole hog, he’s putting it “all-in.” These are the ramblings of someone who’s spent years, months, days & nights psychopathically memorizing and self-justifying, without a minute of critical thought or skepticism.

In Yitzchak’s case, ignorance is _exuberant_ bliss.

RELATED: Christopher Hitchens and Douglas Wilson debate you-know-what. Empire State Building, October 30, 2008.