The link between religion and violence



Author Sam Harris talks about some of the things he wrote about in his recent books. In "The End of Faith", he argues for the deep link between religion and violence. In "Letter to a Christian Nation," he addresses the arguments made attempting to refute his claims.

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  1. AnonymousJune 04, 2007

    I'd like to see this video, but the link doesn't seem to be working. Or is it just me?

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  2. WebmDaveJune 04, 2007

    It's just you.

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  3. ComputerGuyCJJune 05, 2007

    worked for me.

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  4. TheJaytheistJune 06, 2007

    It's not working for me either.

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  5. WebmDaveJune 06, 2007

    You have to have FLASH installed on your computer.

    Also, if your trying to view it on network that denies the download of FLASH, you won't be able to see it.

    Sorry.

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