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In the beginning of the 21st century a militant form of atheology called [[New Atheism]] developed in the [[Western World]] but that movement quickly began to decline within seven years and then quickly died out (see: [[Decline of militant atheism in the West]] and [[Decline of the atheist movement]]).
In the beginning of the 21st century a militant form of atheology called [[New Atheism]] developed in the [[Western World]] but that movement quickly began to decline within seven years and then quickly died out (see: [[Decline of militant atheism in the West]] and [[Decline of the atheist movement]]).
The theology professor Malcolm Yarnell III indicated concerning New Atheism that such antipathy toward God is "as old as man’s rebellion against God... Atheism is not new and neither is its result: divine judgment on such foolishness. The new atheists will discover that the God they say does not exist will remain the same living God long after their vain attempts to build a godless civilization have collapsed into ruins.”<ref>[https://swbts.edu/news/releases/southwestern-releases-journal-atheology/ Southwestern releases journal on atheology] By Benjamin Hawkins on Dec 13, 2011</ref>
The theology professor Malcolm Yarnell III indicated concerning New Atheism that such antipathy toward God is "as old as man’s rebellion against God... Atheism is not new and neither is its result: divine judgment on such foolishness. The new atheists will discover that the [[God]] they say does not exist will remain the same living God long after their vain attempts to build a godless civilization have collapsed into ruins.”<ref>[https://swbts.edu/news/releases/southwestern-releases-journal-atheology/ Southwestern releases journal on atheology] By Benjamin Hawkins on Dec 13, 2011</ref>
[[Eric Kaufmann]], an [[agnosticism|agnostic]] and professor at Birkbeck College, University of London, whose academic research specialty is how demographic changes affect religion/irreligion and politics, wrote in 2010:
[[Eric Kaufmann]], an [[agnosticism|agnostic]] and professor at Birkbeck College, University of London, whose academic research specialty is how demographic changes affect religion/irreligion and politics, wrote in 2010: