

A series of debates between Christopher Hitchens and Douglas Wilson spans several days, addressing the question: Is Christianity Good for the World?
“Is Christianity Good For The World?”
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A series of debates between Christopher Hitchens and Douglas Wilson spans several days, addressing the question: Is Christianity Good for the World?
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Synopsis
Christopher Hitchens and Douglas Wilson meet in Moscow, Idaho, to debate the question: "Is Christianity Good for the World?". Filmed by Darren Doane, their exchanges span several days in 2007. The debates stem from correspondence published in Christianity Today and culminate in their book. Hitchens argues against Christian viewpoints, while Wilson defends them. The interactions reflect a mix of heated discussion and personal rapport. The film includes appearances on platforms such as CNN and NPR, providing context for their conversations.
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Why Watch
- Meet Christopher Hitchens and Douglas Wilson in a unique debate.
- Find out what Hitchens thinks of the Christian right.
- See how heated exchanges can lead to mutual respect.
Did You Know
- The film was released on October 27, 2009.
- The book Is Christianity Good for the World? was compiled from written debates published in Christianity Today.
- Hitchens and Wilson began their partnership in 2007 after Hitchens invited anyone to debate him.
- The film was featured on CNN, Fox News, and NPR among other platforms.
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Who directed the documentary Collision?
Collision was directed by Darren Doane.
What is the main topic of the debates in Collision?
The debates in Collision focus on the question of whether Christianity is good for the world.
When was Collision released?
Collision was released on October 27, 2009.
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