Peter Hitchens has for many years consistently written about the decline of Christianity, the family and conservatism in British society (and elsewhere). His experience and his ability to think soberly and rationally has enabled him to cut through the pretensions and follies of atheism and neo-liberalism to give consistent analyses of these as the logical and practical outworking of the collapse of Christian and conservative values. Regarding the latter, Hitchens was one of the first (if not *the* first) commentators to call out the Tory Party in Britain as a pseudo conservative rabble infested with neo-liberal ideals, and has long called for a new, bona fide Conservative Party.
Peter Hitchens has for many years consistently written about the decline of Christianity, the family and conservatism in British society (and elsewhere). His experience and his ability to think soberly and rationally has enabled him to cut through the pretensions and follies of atheism and neo-liberalism to give consistent analyses of these as the logical and practical outworking of the collapse of Christian and conservative values. Regarding the latter, Hitchens was one of the first (if not *the* first) commentators to call out the Tory Party in Britain as a pseudo conservative rabble infested with neo-liberal ideals, and has long called for a new, bona fide Conservative Party.
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