I haven't thought about this much as I write, but I'm wondering whether this is a kind of mirror image of Anselm's ontological argument... "experiment: if the evolutionary account of religious belief that many atheists are now promoting is correct, then atheists don't have much of a future. Their own arguments, plus some elementary demographic data, show that their position cannot become dominant. The only real chance that atheism has to flourish is if it's wrong."
Rumors of Glory: The Future of Magazine:
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A review of Common Threads
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