Christopher Hitchens. You may remember him from such literary coups as "Blow jobs: As American as apple pie," "Women: They're just not very funny, are they?" and "Mother Teresa: Total Fraud."

And in his latest work, Hitchens tackles yet another controversial subject, aiming to discredit a know-it-all braggart with a "me first" mentality, commonly referred to as "God."

But is there a God? Not according to Chris Hitchens, there isn't!

And whatever your respective religious beliefs, Hitchens is sure to offend in his anti-spiritual rant, that asserts the Koran is laughable, Islam a mask for insecurity, and Ghandi a misguided guru whose advice would have starved millions of people.

Hey, remember about a month ago when Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter was roasted by his celebrity friends in a video montage? Remember the part where Bono donned a Carter-esque wig, and mumbled, "Story idea: Christopher Hitchens on why Martin Luther King is overrated!"

Turns out? Not so hilarious.