Weekend Philosophy: Christopher Hitchens and Rabbi Shmuley Boteach on the Question of God’s Existence

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Oct 25 2008

Published by mikeywriteswell at 12:00 am under Culture, Social Commentary, Philosophy, Interviews, Religion and Spirituality Edit This

As many of you know, my spirituality is very central to my daily and shall I confess momentary life functions. I believe as I have stated several times that God, in my personal view is not knowable in simple mathematical terms of 2 + 2 = 4 or E = MC (squared) but is rather a consciousness in all human beings to do what seems common good while the Devil represents an innate temptation to do evil. I do not espouse any kind of mythical man on a thrown in farthest space (though I am the type to think all things are possible while many are not very probable) and while I feel both of the arguments put forth in this video are not 100% compatible with my personal theology, I do feel both arguments to be enriching of free thought. Please watch the video at your leisure and comment as you see fit.

Christopher Hitchens and Rabbi Shmuley Boteach debate the existence of God at New York’s 92nd Street Y. This presentation is provided via the 92nd Street Y’s not-for-profit YouTube channel.