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Question: What primarily killed New Atheism?
#1
Credible accusations of racism/sexism against prominent New Atheists
 
#2
Decline of conservative religious groups creating less backlash
 
#3
Unpopularity amongst marginalized demographics
 
#4
Discrediting itself via use of debunked talking points (Horus, et. al.)
 
#5
Decline of social conservative policies (Federal Marriage Amendment, state gay marriage bans, abstinence only sex education/stealth creationism curricula in schools) resulting in less hostility amongst secular people
 
#6
Greater visibility of liberal religion/possible increase in membership after decades of decline
 
#7
New Atheists acting just as dogmatic as fundamentalist religious people themselves
 
#8
Backlash toward things like r/atheism creating negative stereotypes of New Atheists ("Fat guy with a neckbeard in a fedora")
 
#9
It was just a trend, it was never going to last long-term.
 
#10
Other (please explain)
 
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Hindsight was 2020
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« on: January 24, 2022, 11:27:10 PM »
« edited: January 24, 2022, 11:49:01 PM by Hindsight was 2020 »

It’s leaders becoming a bunch of cranky reactionaries tbh. Sam Harris promotes 19th century race based pseudoscience, Richard Dawkins jumped on the “western democracy is under threat from Muslims migrates so we need to elect strongmen to stop them. Because when has giving the state power to go after marginalized groups on the ground of preserving a way of life ever had bad consequences?” bandwagon. An Bill Maher has been growing increasingly hostile to trans people.
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