This Has to Stop

[beepete]

Hating other people that hold a different view will probably only confirm prejudices on both sides. I'm a Christian and for years refused to look at opposing views. Recently I have started watching videos by Sam Harris, Christopher Hitchens, and a few others and it has been both eye-opening and challenging (in a positive sense). So far I have not seen them attacking the holders of certain beliefs but rather the beliefs themselves. Clearly, these men have a superior intellect to mine - but they don't attack or hate others for not being as clever as they so obviously are. Hating religious people will probably only confirm them in their belief system.

Beepete--welcome to the warm and fuzzy AF where atheist win converts because they foster respectful discourse and win people on the merits of their points.

I too came here to look for the opposing viewpoint to Christianity. I wanted to make sure there were no unanswered objections. It turns out, there are none. There is nothing new in any modern argument against Christianity that has not been addressed before--sometimes addressed millennium ago. Most atheists here argue against a long series of straw men--caricatures of Christianity that don't exist in the real world. 

I'm curious. What Harris/Hitchens argument do you think is their most succ