The force behind deistic atheism seems to actually be a phobia of deities that prevents their acceptance via a projected supposition, or rather wish, that they should not exist because their reality will be too volatile otherwise, due to inability to successfully integrate theism

It is a fear of the supernatural; what is natural to them is a purely material world of no memetic (metaphysical) forces. The embodiment of the unknown to them, the supernatural, is incongruent, profit response is novel if curious & capable, or impossible & rejected if scared.

The inverse is equally true. A theist shares the same phobia of atheism. That a purely materialistic world, such as evolutionary forces, is supernatural to them, conjuring the same fear or curiosity depending on what is most profitable to their current aptitudes and experiences.

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