Understanding the role of religion in society is crucial, as it influences people's beliefs and behaviors, and the lack of genuine belief can result in harmful substitutes.

In a society dominated by liberal atheism, individuals engage in unhealthy status competition, which can lead to a chaotic environment where mimetic desire is out of control, making it difficult to return to previous societal structures.

The decline of religion has led to a radical subjectivity in society, where personal outcomes are often viewed as solely determined by individual actions, neglecting the role of a higher moral order.

The suspicion of other causal forces at work manifests in the imaginations of those on the cutting edge of thought, potentially as a consequence of Christianity's victory over paganism, which led to a desacralized worldview.

The last decade has seen a rise in preference falsification, where people publicly express views they don't actually hold, leading to a distorted understanding of societal beliefs.

Destroying trust in institutions can lead to either anarchy or dictatorship, as societies rely on these structures for stability and order.

The concentration of wealth and power in the hands of a few has created a feeling of purposelessness among the populace, which can lead to dangerous ideologies.

A society that forces its members to publicly endorse beliefs they do not hold is in a precarious state, as it leads to widespread discontent and potential upheaval.

The concept of woke ideology resembles a religion, lacking a notion of redemption and forgiveness, which makes it inherently totalitarian and dangerous.