So much in this is factually incorrect. Basically every time they say "probably" it's an incorrect assumption with no evidence.

It is wild how for the first decade following 9/11, a lot of people pretended that Sam Harris' books, like The End of Faith and A Letter to a Christian Nation, were equally worthwhile opposites to Talal Asad's Geneaologies of Religion, Formations of The Secular, and On Suicide Bombing.

The Claremont Institute is one of the best funded and most effective White supremacist organizations in America today. It remains a great shame that @apsa.bsky.social still allows this organization to participate in our annual conference and makes me reconsider my own affiliation with the APSA.

the girls are fighting

they portray their technology as a Fate because you cannot regulate a Fate; necessity has and admits of no law. but many of their proclaimed “necessities” are not real. they wish to frighten us mere simians out of remembering a piece of technology we already invented some time ago, called “laws”

Having seen the cope they can spin up on demand, I assume they will just declare any major upset losses as proof of massive fraud

Shamblin stirred controversy when she rejected...the Trinity. She said the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are not one in being and not equal.... Shamblin told Christianity Today, however, the controversy would quickly pass. “People don’t care about...the Trinity.… What women want is weight loss.”