
What New Atheists Get Wrong About History w/ Historian Nathan Johnstone
Inspiring Philosophy
Revisiting Atheism's Historical Impact
This chapter critiques the simplistic historical narratives presented by new atheists, arguing that they often overlook the complex interplay of religion, culture, and politics. It examines the oppressive measures of atheistic regimes, particularly in the Soviet Union, and highlights the experiences of religious individuals who navigated severe restrictions. By addressing the historical relationship between atheism and oppression, the chapter calls for a more nuanced understanding of ideology and its consequences.
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