Christopher Hitchens Quotes

The Liberality Of The Age, Or In Other Words The Weakening Of The Obstinate Prejudice, Which Makes Men Unable To See What Is Before Their Eyes Because It Is Contrary To Their Expectations, Has Caused It To Be Very Commonly Admitted That A Deist May Be Truly Religious: But If Religion Stands For Any Graces Of Character And Not For Mere Dogma, The Assertion May Equally Be Made Of Many Whose Belief Is Far Short Of Deism.

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