/lit/ - Literature

>>16657614
Put simply, they won.

Look around. theism is nowhere to be seen in the credible academic world. Science has definitively proven the majority of the so-called nu-atheists' assumptions and has revealed a world that is wholly naturalistic and deterministic and which we are well on our way to solving thanks to advances in deep-learning AI and inovations in physics like Wolfram's theory of everything which explaims the appearance of complexity from simpler computational processes.

There doesn't need to be anyone out there in the public space arguing against "souls" or "angels" or "god" etc because such language is now patently ridiculous. So there is no need to go on refuting such trivial things. I actually don't think a single Zoomer would be able to even define "soul" (not that theists ever could anyways).

In the end, it was a victory so absolute thay there really wasnt any need to even declare it. theism has lost its place in culture, it has no cultural presence anymore except as a fringe and marginalized flourish of the more uneducated minds, and so naturally all engagement with it would evaporate.