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   How did Hitchens write his last words?

   • And there’s an excerpt that gives us Hitchens’s last words: And then his last words. As he lay dying, he asked for a pen and paper and tried to write on it. After a while, he finished, held it up, looked at it and saw that it was an illegible assemblage of scribbled, meaningless hieroglyphics. “What’s the use?” he said to Steve Wasserman.

   The last words of Christopher Hitchens – Why Evolution Is True

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   When did John Hitchens die?

   • While looking for some information on Hitchens, I came across an account of his memorial service, held in New York on April 20, 2012, though he died in Houston on December 15 of the previous year. The account was written, curiously enough, by Andrew Sullivan for his website The Dish, and was called “ The Hitch has landed “.

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   Did Christopher Hitchens ever meet the god he denied?

   • On December 15, 2015, Christopher Hitchens finally met the God he denied. It is appointed unto men once to die, and after that, the judgment. I feel sorry for him and all who deny our Creator – Savior, Jesus Christ. Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

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   Was Christopher Hitchens 'teetering on the edge of belief'?

   • Earlier this spring, a prominent evangelical Christian named Larry Taunton published a book alleging that Christopher Hitchens, an outspoken atheist, had been, during the last years of his life, “teetering on the edge of belief.”

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2. whyevolutionistrue.com › 2015/02/10 › the-last-wordsThe last words of Christopher Hitchens – Why Evolution Is True

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   Feb 10, 2015 · There were two: “Capitalism.”. “Downfall.”. In his end was his beginning. You’ve surely seen the video below, but here is Hitchens in his last public appearance, two months before he died, receiving the Richard Dawkins Award in at the Texas Freethought Convention in Houston.

3. www.psychologytoday.com › collection-last-wordsA Collection of Last Words | Psychology Today

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   • Humorous Last Words. Charles Gussman, television scriptwriter: “And now a word from our sponsor.” Groucho Marx, entertainer: “Die my dear? Why that is the last thing I’d do.”
   • Entertainers' Last Words. George Harrison, singer: “Love one another.” Joan Crawford, movie actress: “Damn it. Don’t you dare ask God to help me.” Ingrid Bergman, actress: “Do I look all right?
   • Last Words of Atheists. Joseph Coveney, American Atheist: “I die as I live. I disbelieve in God, the bible, and the Christian religion.” Karel Soucek, Canadian stuntman: “There is no Heaven or Hell; there is no God.
   • Last Words Suggestive of a God and an Afterlife. Thomas Alva Edison, inventor: “It is very beautiful over there.” William Allingham, Irish poet: “I see such things as you cannot imagine.”

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5. www.newyorker.com › culture › culture-deskThe Fantasy of the Deathbed Conversion | The New Yorker

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   Jun 6, 2016 · Culture Desk. The Fantasy of the Deathbed Conversion. By Lawrence M. Krauss. June 6, 2016. Why has a prominent evangelical Christian alleged that Christopher Hitchens, an outspoken atheist,...

6. www.thetribune.ca › a-e › christopher-hitchens-lastChristopher Hitchens’ last words - The Tribune

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   Sep 18, 2012 · Christopher Hitchens’ last words. by Ilia Blinderman on September 18, 2012. When Christopher Hitchens learned that he was the subject of a prematurely written obituary at the outset of 2007, he decided to set down an autobiography before the corrected proof came in.

7. slate.com › articles › artsWidow of Christopher Hitchens: Excerpt from Mortality.

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   Aug 27, 2012 · Slate. Fighting Words. A wartime lexicon. Aug. 27 2012 10:54 AM. The Last Word. Christopher Hitchens’ widow on his life, his work, and his death. By Carol Blue. Christopher Hitchens...

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   Apr 15, 2022 · 608K views 2 years ago. Richard Dawkins & Christopher Hitchens: unabridged conversation recorded in October 2011. Part of the interview is transcribed in Books Do Furnish a Life: https://www ...

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10. slate.com › articles › artsChristopher Hitchens’ Mortality: The “unpublished jottings ...

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    Aug 22, 2012 · Slate. Fighting Words. A wartime lexicon. Aug. 22 2012 2:13 PM. “I’m Not Fighting or Battling Cancer—It’s Fighting Me.” The “unpublished jottings” of Christopher Hitchens from his posthumous...