Richard Dawkins

Professor of the Science of Public Understanding at Oxford

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Zoologist and holder of the Charles Simonyi Chair of Public Understanding at Oxford University in England; author of many books, among them, The Selfish Gene, and his latest, The God Delusion

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Three hundred years after the Age of Enlightenment began some nonbelievers are worried that reason is losing out to religion.

Are Atheists Evangelizing against God?

Three hundred years after the Age of Enlightenment began some nonbelievers are worried that reason is losing out to religion.

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