It is clear that Hitchens believes in existentialism because he states that we are evolved into the people we are today and that everything can be changed if we want it to be changed. Hitchens proves his point by discussing all of his research regarding evolution. He leans more towards evolution rather than religion, which helps him prove his point that God is not real. One of the strategies that Hitchens used was asking his opponent questions that would be hard to answer, in order to show that atheism has more arguments that it’s true. Another approach that Hitchens used was finding an in depth answer to his opponent’s questions towards him. He talks about how religion has phenomenal claims that need to have incredible evidence, but he questions Craig on why the evidence isn’t as great as the claim. Hitchens also uses counterarguments and real life references in order to prove his
It is clear that Hitchens believes in existentialism because he states that we are evolved into the people we are today and that everything can be changed if we want it to be changed. Hitchens proves his point by discussing all of his research regarding evolution. He leans more towards evolution rather than religion, which helps him prove his point that God is not real. One of the strategies that Hitchens used was asking his opponent questions that would be hard to answer, in order to show that atheism has more arguments that it’s true. Another approach that Hitchens used was finding an in depth answer to his opponent’s questions towards him. He talks about how religion has phenomenal claims that need to have incredible evidence, but he questions Craig on why the evidence isn’t as great as the claim. Hitchens also uses counterarguments and real life references in order to prove his