The four knights, the dialogue of the round table

Author: Richard Dawkins, Daniel Dennett, Sam Harris, Christopher Hitchens. Translation: Samer Al-Baghdadi. In the dawn of the new atheistic movement, these thinkers who became known as the Four Horsemen sat together around the round table. What followed was a wide, sharp, remarkable, and interesting debate. Millions watched it since it was first published on YouTube. This is a kind of intellectual investigation at its best, joyful, funny, and unpredictable. sincere and honest, reminding us of the diversity of the threads of the new atheism. Here is the transcript of the dialogue printed and supported by articles from the living participants, Dawkins, Harris, and Dennett. These new articles, written with an introduction by Stephen Fry, show the development of their thinking and highlight the resonant aspects of this particularly epic exchange. Each of them dealt with the most fundamental questions regarding human existence and challenged others to clarify their stance on God, religion, cultural criticism, spirituality, and the debate with believers and the components of true moral life. The Four Horsemen is a bold and provocative dialogue among four of the world's leading thinkers discussing issues of religion and atheism.