Richard Dawkins on Bill O’Reilly: How It Went Down

in Religion | April 26th, 2007 2 Comments

Whenever you put atheism’s most prominent spokesperson on Fox News, you’d expect the fur to fly. But that’s not how it turned out. The fur ended up staying on the cats when Bill O’Reilly interviewed Richard Dawkins, author of the bestselling The God Delusion, this week, as you can see above.

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  1. Richard Dawkins v. Bill O’Reilly: Round 2 | Open Culture says . . . | October 26, 2009 / 10:10 pm

    [...] Richard Dawkins (Oxford University biologist) published The God Delusion in 2007, he made a fairly unexpected appearance on Bill O’Reilly’s show. Quite the contrast in characters. Now that he has published his latest book, The Greatest Show on [...]

  2. Richard Dawkins v. Bill O’Reilly: Round 2 | cheap SLR Blog says . . . | October 27, 2009 / 5:42 am

    [...] when Richard Dawkins (Oxford University) published The God Delusion in 2007, he made a fairly unexpected appearance on Bill O’Reilly’s show. Quite the contrast in characters. Now that he has published his latest book, The Greatest Show on [...]

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