| − | *"It would, I think, do no harm to Ditchkins comically intemperate politic against religion, indeed it would reinforce it, to approach the subject as the liberal rationalist that he is rather to subject us as he does to the kind of indiscriminate condemnation which is neither liberal nor rational. It would be greatly to the benefit of Ditchkins' moral integrity and intellectual honesty, I think, to intersperse his mildly monomaniac diatribes on the topic—we’re speaking here of monotheism versus monomania, if you like—with the odd glancing allusion, I mean even if he relegated it to some shy footnote nestling beneath his text.<ref>April 3, 2008: "The Limits of Liberalism" video, timestamp range 41 minutes 00 seconds to 45 minutes 45 50 seconds.</ref>) | + | *"It would, I think, do no harm to Ditchkins comically intemperate politic against religion, indeed it would reinforce it, to approach the subject as the liberal rationalist that he is rather to subject us as he does to the kind of indiscriminate condemnation which is neither liberal nor rational. It would be greatly to the benefit of Ditchkins' moral integrity and intellectual honesty, I think, to intersperse his mildly monomaniac diatribes on the topic—we’re speaking here of monotheism versus monomania, if you like—with the odd glancing allusion, I mean even if he relegated it to some shy footnote nestling beneath his text.<ref>April 3, 2008: "The Limits of Liberalism" video, timestamp range 41 minutes 00 seconds to 45 minutes 45 50 seconds.</ref> |
| | *"Another familiar mistake by the Ditchkins of this world" <ref>April 8, 2008: "Faith and Reason"</ref> | | *"Another familiar mistake by the Ditchkins of this world" <ref>April 8, 2008: "Faith and Reason"</ref> |