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	In light of this dilemma, some C.E. members advocate re-establishing a [https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/billionaire-tim-dunn-runs-texas/ Christian theocracy]. They believe that mass conversions could generate a spiritual force strong enough to confront the demonic threat. Whether this would [https://academic.oup.com/minnesota-scholarship-online/book/16420/chapter-abstract/171586672?redirectedFrom=fulltext result in or avert Armageddon] is unclear, especially considering the complex and often ambiguous picture of the C.E.'s internal debates and strategies as we know them.		In light of this dilemma, some C.E. members advocate re-establishing a [https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/billionaire-tim-dunn-runs-texas/ Christian theocracy]. They believe that mass conversions could generate a spiritual force strong enough to confront the demonic threat. Whether this would [https://academic.oup.com/minnesota-scholarship-online/book/16420/chapter-abstract/171586672?redirectedFrom=fulltext result in or avert Armageddon] is unclear, especially considering the complex and often ambiguous picture of the C.E.'s internal debates and strategies as we know them.

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	In light of this dilemma, some C.E. members advocate re-establishing a [https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/billionaire-tim-dunn-runs-texas/ Christian theocracy]. They believe that mass conversions could generate a spiritual force strong enough to confront the demonic threat. Whether this would [https://academic.oup.com/minnesota-scholarship-online/book/16420/chapter-abstract/171586672?redirectedFrom=fulltext result in or avert Armageddon] is unclear, especially considering the complex and often ambiguous picture of the C.E.'s internal debates and strategies as we know them.		In light of this dilemma, some C.E. members advocate re-establishing a [https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/billionaire-tim-dunn-runs-texas/ Christian theocracy]. They believe that mass conversions could generate a spiritual force strong enough to confront the demonic threat. Whether this would [https://academic.oup.com/minnesota-scholarship-online/book/16420/chapter-abstract/171586672?redirectedFrom=fulltext result in or avert Armageddon] is unclear, especially considering the complex and often ambiguous picture of the C.E.'s internal debates and strategies as we know them.

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	The C.E. is divided on how to address this seemingly dire situation. Some members feel an urgent need to prevent humanity's enslavement and the theft of souls. However, the C.E. has hesitated to disclose its findings, fearing it would cause widespread social and spiritual chaos. An official declaration that demons are real could incite panic, and aligning their findings with biblical prophecy might trigger widespread end-times hysteria. Of course, at least some of these people desire that outcome. As is customary in these situations, many concerns work in the night to multiple ends, and nobody is clear on their goals, having lost the thread long ago due to duplicity.		The C.E. is divided on how to address this seemingly dire situation. Some members feel an urgent need to prevent humanity's enslavement and the theft of souls. However, the C.E. has hesitated to disclose its findings, fearing it would cause widespread social and spiritual chaos. An official declaration that demons are real could incite panic, and aligning their findings with biblical prophecy might trigger widespread end-times hysteria. Of course, at least some of these people desire that outcome. As is customary in these situations, many concerns work in the night to multiple ends, and nobody is clear on their goals, [https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/people-drawn-to-conspiracy-theories-share-a-cluster-of-psychological-features/ having lost the thread long ago due to duplicity].

	In light of this dilemma, some C.E. members advocate re-establishing a Christian theocracy. They believe that mass conversions could generate a spiritual force strong enough to confront the demonic threat. Whether this would result in or avert Armageddon is unclear, especially considering the complex and often ambiguous picture of the C.E.'s internal debates and strategies as we know them.		In light of this dilemma, some C.E. members advocate re-establishing a [https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/billionaire-tim-dunn-runs-texas/ Christian theocracy]. They believe that mass conversions could generate a spiritual force strong enough to confront the demonic threat. Whether this would [https://academic.oup.com/minnesota-scholarship-online/book/16420/chapter-abstract/171586672?redirectedFrom=fulltext result in or avert Armageddon] is unclear, especially considering the complex and often ambiguous picture of the C.E.'s internal debates and strategies as we know them.

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The C.E. is divided on how to address this seemingly dire situation. Some members feel an urgent need to prevent humanity's enslavement and the theft of souls. However, the C.E. has hesitated to disclose its findings, fearing it would cause widespread social and spiritual chaos. An official declaration that demons are real could incite panic, and aligning their findings with biblical prophecy might trigger widespread end-times hysteria. Of course, at least some of these people desire that outcome. As is customary in these situations, many concerns work in the night to multiple ends, and nobody is clear on their goals, having lost the thread long ago due to duplicity.

In light of this dilemma, some C.E. members advocate re-establishing a Christian theocracy. They believe that mass conversions could generate a spiritual force strong enough to confront the demonic threat. Whether this would result in or avert Armageddon is unclear, especially considering the complex and often ambiguous picture of the C.E.'s internal debates and strategies as we know them.