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I'm trying to change this so that a point is still made, but it's not so... cynical.
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*the Whitbread Book of the Year award, the first time it had been given to a children's book
 
*the Whitbread Book of the Year award, the first time it had been given to a children's book
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It is interesting to note the change in attitude over time that a work that tries to destroy God is considered to be an exemplary example for children in the minds of those who make the decisions.  It is similar to [[Al Gore]] writing about [[global warming]], and somehow being awarded the [[Nobel Peace Prize]].
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Throughout history, it has been unusual for a work that features anti-theist views to receive notable awards. One can possibly take this as an example of a gradual shift in the viewpoints of such institutions.
    
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