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Tag Archives: Cowards
Why Richard Dawkins is a liar and a hypocrite: the empirical evidence
“Liar, liar, pants on fire”? Ten Tough Questions for Richard Dawkins
Posted in Atheism
Tagged Angry Atheists, Cowards, Hypocrites, Liars, New Atheists, Richard Dawkins, William Lane Craig
Peter Hitchens on Richard Dawkins’ cowardly refusal to debate philosopher William Lane Craig
‘The American philosopher William Lane Craig had offered to debate Richard Dawkins’s book The God Delusion with its author, in his home town (and mine). Dawkins is around, because he has his own event in another Oxford location on Friday. … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism, Peter Hitchens, Philosophy
Tagged Cowards, New Atheists, Richard Dawkins, William Lane Craig
Michael Coren on Richard Dawkins’ cowardly refusal to engage William Lane Craig in rational discourse
‘This is wonderful! That old windbag Dick Dawkins is running scared from taking on an opponent who he knows will wipe the floor with him. What larks . . . Atheists like their Christians to be fundamentalist fools, but get … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism, Popular Culture, Society
Tagged Anti-Christian Bigots, Cowardice, Cowards, Hypocrites, Michael Coren, New Atheists, Richard Dawkins, William Lane Craig
The real reason why atheist philosopher A. C. Grayling turned down Pope Benedict’s invitation to Assisi
‘A. C. Grayling, the atheist philosopher, accepted and then turned down an invitation to join the Pope in a meeting to promote world peace in Assisi next week. Why the change of heart? Grayling says he hadn’t realised that the … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism, Philosophy
Tagged A. C. Grayling, Cowards, Damian Thompson, Feeble Excuses, New Atheists, Pope Benedict XVI
‘Guardian’ writer says: Richard Dawkins’s refusal to debate William Lane Craig is cynical and anti-intellectual
Richard Dawkins’s refusal to debate is cynical and anti-intellectualist Using William Lane Craig’s remarks as an excuse not to engage in reasoned debate is typical of New Atheist polemic says Guardian writer, Oxford don and fellow atheist Dr. Daniel Came: The tactics … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism
Tagged Cowards, Daniel Came, Feeble Excuses, Public Debates, Richard Dawkins, William Lane Craig
Richard Dawkins is either a fool or a coward for refusing to debate William Lane Craig says Oxford don
Richard Dawkins is either a fool or a coward for refusing to debate William Lane Craig says Tim Stanley, research fellow in American History at Oxford University. We are left with two possible conclusions from Richard Dawkin’s flimsy sick note. The … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism, Philosophy
Tagged Cowards, Fools, New Atheists, Oxford University, Poor Excuses, Public Debates, Richard Dawkins, William Lane Craig
Peter Hitchens on William Lane Craig, Richard Dawkins, and a debate that won’t take place
‘Does Richard Dawkins exist? The noted foe of religion seems set to be absent (despite many requests that he take part) from a planned debate with William Lane Craig, a leading American Christian philosopher (a number of other anti-God blowhards … Continue reading