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• Solutions to limit immigration are barbaric and inhumane  + (Solutions to limit immigration are barbaric and inhumane)
• Some believers think they have proof of God's existence  + (Some believers think they have proof of God's existence)
• Some biblical accounts mention unjust animal suffering  + (Some biblical accounts mention unjust animal suffering)
• Some cases of evolutionary leaps have already been explained  + (Some cases of evolutionary leaps have already been explained)
• Some civilizations have never known religion  + (Some civilizations have never known religion)
• Some knowledge acquisition methods are far too biased to be reliable  + (Some knowledge acquisition methods are far too biased to be reliable)
• Some methods of acquiring knowledge are far too biased to be reliable  + (Some methods of acquiring knowledge are far too biased to be reliable)
• Some migrants advocate patriarchal and retrograde values that the left fights against  + (Some migrants advocate patriarchal and retrograde values that the left fights against)
• Some moral principles are erroneously referred to as invariants  + (Some moral principles are erroneously referred to as invariants)
• Some people say they have experienced God  + (Some people say they have experienced God)
• Some people who testify to their IME lie about it to make it more sensationalist (and therefore more sellable to the media or if they decide to write a book about it).  + (Some people who testify to their IME lie about it to make it more sensationalist (and therefore more sellable to the media or if they decide to write a book about it).)
• Some phenomena are too improbable to be considered natural.  + (Some phenomena are too improbable to be considered natural.)
• Some religions say that our fate after death is independent of what we did while we were alive.  + (Some religions say that our fate after death is independent of what we did while we were alive.)
• Some religions, such as Buddhism, have no deities.  + (Some religions, such as Buddhism, have no deities.)
• Some things that were once thought to be beyond scientific explanation have become so.  + (Some things that were once thought to be beyond scientific explanation have become so.)
• Sovereignism is a front for nationalists who don't take responsibility for themselves  + (Sovereignism is a front for nationalists who don't take responsibility for themselves)
• Sovereignism is not nationalism  + (Sovereignism is not nationalism)
• Species are more the result of tinkering than perfection  + (Species are more the result of tinkering than perfection)
• Speculative science is not real science  + (Speculative science is not real science)
• Straw man, we also admit the possibility that we'll never find an explanation  + (Straw man, we also admit the possibility that we'll never find an explanation)
• Studies purporting to prove the existence of the paranormal are biased, even fraudulent  + (Studies purporting to prove the existence of the paranormal are biased, even fraudulent)
• Studies validating inedication are fraudulent  + (Studies validating inedication are fraudulent)
• Subjective term  + (Subjective term)
• Such concepts have more to do with new-age belief than scientific rigor.  + (Such concepts have more to do with new-age belief than scientific rigor.)
• Sudden conversions  + (Sudden conversions)

• Sudden conversions are simply a product of our emotional state.  + (Sudden conversions are simply a product of our emotional state.)

• Suppressing emigration doesn't prevent migration  + (Suppressing emigration doesn't prevent migration)
• Syrian refugees are often Islamists  + (Syrian refugees are often Islamists)
• Telepathy  + (Telepathy)
• Testimonials can be biased  + (Testimonials can be biased)
• Testimonies have not been sufficiently well collected, and some contradict each other: we can therefore say nothing about them  + (Testimonies have not been sufficiently well collected, and some contradict each other: we can therefore say nothing about them)
• Thanks to migrants, business is picking up  + (Thanks to migrants, business is picking up)
• That God has succeeded in adjusting the laws of the universe is at least as improbable as its existence.  + (That God has succeeded in adjusting the laws of the universe is at least as improbable as its existence.)
• That Noah and his family built the ark in such a short space of time is just as unlikely as the fact that they called on additional manpower.  + (That Noah and his family built the ark in such a short space of time is just as unlikely as the fact that they called on additional manpower.)
• The "invisible reality" argument is unfalsifiable  + (The "invisible reality" argument is unfalsifiable)
• The "miracle" label is merely a sign of the inadequacy of scientific knowledge.  + (The "miracle" label is merely a sign of the inadequacy of scientific knowledge.)
• The "missing link" myth stems from a misunderstanding of evolutionism  + (The "missing link" myth stems from a misunderstanding of evolutionism)
• The "oceanic feeling" is the revival in consciousness of states of unity and wholeness experienced by the foestus.  + (The "oceanic feeling" is the revival in consciousness of states of unity and wholeness experienced by the foestus.)
• The "woke" are censored far more often than their opponents  + (The "woke" are censored far more often than their opponents)
• The "world of ideas" is merely the product of our culture and the creations of our brains.  + (The "world of ideas" is merely the product of our culture and the creations of our brains.)
• The Bible claims that the universe has existed for 6,000 years, which is false.  + (The Bible claims that the universe has existed for 6,000 years, which is false.)
• The Big Bang has a cause  + (The Big Bang has a cause)
• The Big Bang is not an absolute singularity, but a phase from which science can say nothing.  + (The Big Bang is not an absolute singularity, but a phase from which science can say nothing.)
• The Borde-Guth-Vilenkin theorem (2003) demonstrates that there is no infinite past.  + (The Borde-Guth-Vilenkin theorem (2003) demonstrates that there is no infinite past.)
• The Canal group is owned by a billionaire and relays the anti-migrant rhetoric of the far right.  + (The Canal group is owned by a billionaire and relays the anti-migrant rhetoric of the far right.)
• The Church has never officially confirmed the miraculous nature of this phenomenon.  + (The Church has never officially confirmed the miraculous nature of this phenomenon.)
• The European Union wages war on migrants  + (The European Union wages war on migrants)
• The Fatima phenomena are a parhelia  + (The Fatima phenomena are a parhelia)
• The Fatima phenomena cannot be a deception  + (The Fatima phenomena cannot be a deception)
• The Fatima witnesses stared at the sun without suffering any after-effects, which shows that the phenomenon is not natural.  + (The Fatima witnesses stared at the sun without suffering any after-effects, which shows that the phenomenon is not natural.)
• The First Cause is the Hindu Brahman, self-conscious and indifferent to humans.  + (The First Cause is the Hindu Brahman, self-conscious and indifferent to humans.)