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How Christopher Hitchens proved that nothing is sacred
The late author's now-classic "The Missionary Position," a takedown of Mother Teresa, resonates even louder today
The late author's now-classic "The Missionary Position," a takedown of Mother Teresa, resonates even louder today
Why are conservatives so in love with British intellectuals?
The author's final book offers a collection of dry, endlessly witty reports on his encroaching cancer
Every writer who had a drink with Hitch has now told his story. But even Rushdie and Amis didn't know him like this
The famed atheist and Vanity Fair writer was more concerned with self-promotion than actual ideas
Christopher Hitchens was the most gifted rhetorician of his generation. His political judgment was another story
He was disastrously wrong
As my time with the controversial writer showed me, his true religion was the renunciation of prior belief
The Internet decides death is evidence against atheism
Colleagues, admirers and close acquaintances of the late, celebrated writer share their thoughts online
The writer succumbed to complications from esophageal cancer
In Toronto, the former British leader argues with the anti-religious writer over God as a "force for good"
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