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If Richard Dawkins loves facts so much, why can’t he get them right?

22 September 2019

7:23 PM

22 September 2019

7:23 PM

Professor Richard Dawkins has written a book called Outgrowing God: A Beginner’s Guide. Its aim is to save children and young people from belief in the sky fairy. A couple of weeks ago he was plugging it on Channel 4 News. ‘Facts are so wonderful… and such a treat!’, he trilled, sounding not unlike the late Queen Mother.

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