They tell us Peter Hitchens is an atheist.
Clearly, he isn't.
PETER HITCHENS: The most dangerous idea in human history and philosophy
remains the belief that Jesus Christ was the son of God and rose from
the dead and that is the most dangerous idea you will ever encounter.
DAN SAVAGE: I’d have to agree with that.
TONY JONES: Just quickly, because I think you can't really leave it there, why dangerous?
PETER
HITCHENS: I can't really leave it there? Because it alters the whole of
human behaviour and all our responsibilities. It turns the universe
from a meaningless chaos into a designed place in which there is justice
and there is hope and, therefore, we all have a duty to discover the
nature of that justice and work towards that hope. It alters us all. If
we reject It, it alters us all was well. It is incredibly dangerous.
It's why so many people turn against it.
Not sure where you heard Peter Hitchens is an atheist. His late brother Christopher was an atheist, but Peter hasn't been an atheist in a very long time.
ReplyDeleteHe's an Anglican with strong attachment to the 1662 BCP.
Thanks for the heads up!
ReplyDeleteI struck out the offending statement.
You're welcome, Steve.
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