Christopher Hitchens and Lorenzo Albacete are polar opposites in more than one sense. The former is an outspoken English atheist polemicist, the latter a soft-spoken Puerto-Rican priest. Time and again, Hitchens tries to pick a fight, and every time the good monsignor turns the other cheek, or else feints to the left. I found myself rooting for the priest, which is a very odd feeling for me. All in all, it was a bizarre and surreal experience, and enjoyable if not terribly enlightening.
Here is a fairly fair account, and here is a vainly unfair one.
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