Which in itself recognises exactly what I'm saying. Religion is the opium of the masses - atheism is the choice of very few. There has to be a reason for that if atheism is logically the default position.
It's not sufficient to say that religion is a dominant social force because it has been a dominant social force, because no other equally dominant social pattern has lasted in such a way, and the thesis of 'social inertia' to explain religion's prevalence begs the question of how it became prevalent in the first place.



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