Hitchens

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Collision Gets A Bad Review

By C.L. Bolt ⋅ November 16, 2009 ⋅ One comment

While I have had Collision for some time now and have watched parts of it, I did not get to sit down and soak up the entirety of the movie until today. In my opinion, it was rather well done and fills a gap in the world of apologetics by seeking to engage the layperson in [...]

Faint Inconsistencies and Heightened Sensitivity to the Obvious

By C.L. Bolt ⋅ November 15, 2009 ⋅ Post a comment

One of the difficult things about arguing against a presuppositionalist is that the use of the presuppositional method necessitates an emphasis upon discerning contradictions within a worldview even when those contradictions are implied by a manner of speaking utilized by an individual. Two immediately apparent dangers associated with such an approach are that of finding contradictions where none [...]

Collision – A Brief Review

By BK ⋅ November 7, 2009 ⋅ One comment

I received my copy of Collision yesterday from Amazon, but didn’t get a chance to watch it until this evening.  I must say I was captivated throughout the entire 90 minutes.  Doug Wilson and Christopher Hitchens are the two “characters” (which is a truly accurate characterization) of this documentary/debate/discussion that left me wishing I was [...]

A Collision is Coming

By BK ⋅ October 7, 2009 ⋅ One comment

Atheist Christopher Hitchens (“God is not Good”) and Christian Doug Wilson (“Letter From a Christian Citizen”) have been on tour for the past year holding a series of debates and public appearances that have eventually led to the production of the film “Collision”. The film is due to be released October 27, 2009 and can [...]

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