Live-Tweeting Christopher Hitchens vs. Tony Blair

November 26th, 2010 | Posted by: Chris Stedman

I’ll be live-tweeting the Munk Debate on religion as a force for good in the world between Tony Blair and Christopher Hitchens tonight by invitation of the Tony Blair Faith Foundation at 7 PM EST! Visit my Twitter page for my commentary, and if you want to see a stream of the debate, check out their live stream page.

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Tags:atheism, christopher hitchens, debate, force for good, live-tweeting, munk debate, religion, tony blair, tony blair faith foundation

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