Christopher Hitchens lays out a powerful case that blends history, philosophy, and reason. For centuries, thinkers have proposed arguments for God’s existence, like the design or moral argument—but none have withstood serious scrutiny. Even back in the 1700s, David Hume dismantled the idea that complexity proves a designer. Today, science offers natural explanations like the multiverse for what some call “fine-tuning.” Hitchens also highlights the thousands of gods humanity has worshipped—most of which believers today reject. So when someone claims their god is the one true god, they’re only going one god further than the atheist. This isn’t about belief—it’s about evidence, and belief without it is just tradition or personal conviction.
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