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Wacko of the Day #2 – Bryan Fischer

So much buzz surrounded the sad death of the great Christopher Hitchens. From the controversial Twitter Hashtag #GodIsNotGreat—which reached the top ten trending topics, but was removed after complains from christian users—to the many blog posts related to the subject, different sentiments were expressed. However, one video stood out from the lot, which compelled me to write this post.

Hence, today’s “Wako of the Day” title goes to Bryan Fischer, host of the radio show “Focal Point” on American Family Radio—and complete pinhead. In the video below he claims the late Christopher Hitchens was sent to hell by god as a demonstration of his love for him.

Listen to his argument in the video below; and once you do, I’m sure will understand the reason I chose him as today’s WOTD!

 


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Zarathoustra · 693 weeks ago

The Wacko is right, in some sense. Don’t get me wrong Hitchens was a hero to me and I think the world just lost one of, if not the, best journalist and intellectual of our time. But if we are wrong, the Christian God exists and had to choose to either send Chris to heaven or hell it all depends of the definition of hell. If hell is simply the absence of God (like many Christians think) then I think Christopher would prefer that. Ergo if God exists and is all loving and hell is just a place or state where God is absent, he would send Christopher to hell!

Of course if hell is a place of eternal torture my argument is invalid!
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If we want to look at it in such a way then we'd have to bet on the possibility that Hitchens tackled the reciprocal of Pascal's Wager, in order to guarantee himself a place in Hell...

Kudos to him if that was what he bet on! :p
What an asshole...

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