First published 2011
Two intellectual titans clash over the role of faith in a globalized world. Staunch atheist Christopher Hitchens and devout British PM Tony Blair square off in a riveting debate, grappling with the thorny issues of religion's influence on politics, morality, and conflict. As the debate rages, the high stakes for the future of religion in public life become clear. At the heart of it all lies the eternal question: is religion a force for good or ill in the world?
Genres: philosophy, politics, atheism, religion, non-fiction, biography-memoir, current-affairs, academic
Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: debate, enemies-to-lovers
96 pages · Paperback · Black Swan Books, Limited