Christopher Hitchens died December 15, 2011. Almost immediately his name, and the name of one of his most popular books, "God Is Not Great," started trending on Twitter. And then, suddenly, it wasn't anymore.
Including posts about various religions, religious leaders and/or their enclaves, and all the garbage pulled by or espoused by the former.
Christopher Hitchens died December 15, 2011. Almost immediately his name, and the name of one of his most popular books, "God Is Not Great," started trending on Twitter. And then, suddenly, it wasn't anymore.
Have you heard? The world’s ending on Saturday, right around 3 p.m. PST. At least, that’s what Harold Camping, an 89-year-old reverend and talk-radio host, claims. Of course, he’s been wrong before. Back in 1994, he said the world was ending, too. Turns out he screwed up his math. I can sympathize. I’m not so great at math, myself.
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