Richard Dawkins Debunks “Christmas Delusion”

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He’s no Bing Crosby. No, he’s better.
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…noted atheist Richard Dawkins is taking his first foray into the world of entertainment with “Merry Nothing,” a decidedly dour holiday special scheduled to air on PBS this Friday night.

For Dawkins, the program represents quite a radical shift. In his attempt to rid the world of what he calls the “Christmas delusion,” the man who has made a name for himself as a writer and formidable debater will have to play the role of enthusiastic host: “Next up, our friends from the ACLU are here to tell us how we can help spread cheer this year by filing suit against local schools and municipal governments who display religious iconography as a part of official holiday decorations. Won’t that be fun!”
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Nice rouge, Richard!

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5 thoughts on “Richard Dawkins Debunks “Christmas Delusion”

  1. I’m not so sure about this. In my religion, candy canes are sacred stirring sticks for holy eggnog.

    BTW, are the Underpants Gnomes considered religious figures?

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