Religious transformation is often the most reliable treatment for alcoholism, as it restructures one's incentives and motivations.

The potential for a religious revival or increased interest in spirituality may arise as society grapples with the implications of AGI and what gives life meaning.

While the situation in academia is dire, there is hope that new leadership and a commitment to intellectual freedom can revitalize these institutions and restore their foundational principles.

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.

I appreciate receiving letters from people who say my work has changed their lives, especially those who have moved away from religious beliefs.

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.

It's sad that some people feel they can't openly identify as atheists due to societal pressures and the fear of being judged.

Many leaders, including those from left-leaning institutions, are tired of the chaos and want to return to focusing on their core missions, whether in business or education.

Many people express gratitude for my books, stating they helped them break free from their religious upbringing and articulate their feelings.