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I removed the sentence that appeared to be theistic apology or accuse Miller of same. I saw the entirety of the series parts of it more than once. I removed an expand tag which was certainly justified as the text that's there was a complete distortion. The main framework of the series is in fact the historical development of European atheism that more or less ends with d'Holbach (in Miller's presentation), IIRC. The sentence I introduced attempts to restore that factual focus, a recounting of the content proportional to the time spent on different thinkers will make this clear. I think there was something at the end where Miller looked at rational apologists but it didn't match the sentence I removed. 72.228.177.92 ( talk) 14:16, 14 January 2012 (UTC)
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I removed the sentence that appeared to be theistic apology or accuse Miller of same. I saw the entirety of the series parts of it more than once. I removed an expand tag which was certainly justified as the text that's there was a complete distortion. The main framework of the series is in fact the historical development of European atheism that more or less ends with d'Holbach (in Miller's presentation), IIRC. The sentence I introduced attempts to restore that factual focus, a recounting of the content proportional to the time spent on different thinkers will make this clear. I think there was something at the end where Miller looked at rational apologists but it didn't match the sentence I removed. 72.228.177.92 ( talk) 14:16, 14 January 2012 (UTC)