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A review by eskathar
The Four Horsemen: The Conversation That Sparked an Atheist Revolution by Richard Dawkins, Christopher Hitchens, Daniel C. Dennett, Stephen Fry, Sam Harris
4.0
Interesting.
I read this book because I wanted an introduction to the four horsemen outside of YouTube. My first approach was to read their books, but then I found this one book with all four of them and it seemed like a good start.
I found the introduction I was looking for. Whether the judgments I formed are accurate or not is yet to be confirmed, but I heard the voice of each of them and saw their lines of reasoning, that should be enough for a start.
In addition to what I was looking for, my horizon on the subject was considerably broadened through this reading. My view on religious intolerance, for instance, has changed.
Pick up 4 great thinkers and put them in a room, something fruitful is bound to come up.
I found the four interesting and I will now proceed to read their distinct works in due time.
I read this book because I wanted an introduction to the four horsemen outside of YouTube. My first approach was to read their books, but then I found this one book with all four of them and it seemed like a good start.
I found the introduction I was looking for. Whether the judgments I formed are accurate or not is yet to be confirmed, but I heard the voice of each of them and saw their lines of reasoning, that should be enough for a start.
In addition to what I was looking for, my horizon on the subject was considerably broadened through this reading. My view on religious intolerance, for instance, has changed.
Pick up 4 great thinkers and put them in a room, something fruitful is bound to come up.
I found the four interesting and I will now proceed to read their distinct works in due time.