the problem is, certain people will never honestly contemplate that question. Their faith *is* their fact. They don't _believe_ a god exists, they think they _know_ a god exists.

If you actually did have faith, by definition of the word faith, you acknowledge that you have no evidence, but you believe it anyway. Faith, in my opinion is actually more honest because faith implies that you acknowledge that you don't know.

Someone who actually admits that they don't know would be capable of honestly evaluating the question of "if god didn't exist"

The people that _know_ a god exists. I believe we have a word for that already....sociopaths.

can someone tell me what lecture / event this is from?

http://vimeo.com/3113598


Christopher Hitchens and Dinesh D'Souza at CU Boulder

You are greatly missed Christopher. Dawkins. Dennett and Harris are doing a good job. But the master was/is Hitchens. Can't add anything to the accolades paid to the great man, except to say, faith based apologists are happy that they can no longer be torn apart by him in debate.

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