Essay: Internet atheism is dying. Why did atheists foolishly ignore the principles of diversification and resiliency?

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Western atheism had too many eggs in the Richard Dawkins and secular leftism basket.

Dawkins is far less popular (See: Richard Dawkins' loss of influence).

And now that Joe Biden is very unpopular and Europe is moving to the political right, that further hurt the atheistic cause and this is only going to get worse due to right-wing populism growing.

Since January of 2021, the website Internet Infidels lost over 90% of its Google referral traffic as can be seen at: Internet Infidel's website loss of Google referral traffic. Most atheist websites are bleeding traffic as can be seen HERE.

Western atheists had too many eggs in the Richard Dawkins and secular leftism basket. Dawkins is far less popular (See: Richard Dawkins' loss of influence). And now that Joe Biden is very unpopular and Europe is moving to the political right, that further hurt the atheistic cause and this is only going to get worse due to right-wing populism growing. On top of this, the mainstream media has lost a lot of trust and they used to promote atheism more in the past (See: Atheism and public relations). Also, people with professor values promoted atheism and many colleges are closing.

I predict that the next economic recession is going to REALLY hurt the atheistic cause due to the superior fundraising/resources of Christendom (See: Atheist fundraising vs. religious fundraising).

Look at how much traffic to atheist websites is falling: Internet atheism and Internet atheism web traffic volume.

Christendom and Christian websites are going from victory to victory and will continue to do so (See: Global Christianity and Future of Christianity and Internet evangelism: Christians vs. atheists).

Deus Vult!!!

"He who sits in the heavens laughs; the Lord holds them in derision." - Psalm 2:4

Politics: The achilles' heel of atheism

See: Politics: The achilles' heel of atheism

Edmund Burke was adamantly against atheism and pointed out its negative influence on the political realm.[1]

Leftist/Liberals, demoralization, mental breakdowns and diversification

See: Liberals, demoralization, mental breakdowns and diversification

The website Marketwatch reported concerning the aftermath of the 2016 presidential race: Trump’s win is causing a surge in demand for mental health services[2]

For more information, please see: Liberals, demoralization, mental breakdowns and diversification

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