Original sentence: " He calls it "astonishing if not irritating or laughable.Because of theological and philosophical differences between the Course and Christianity, Christian apologists have considered it heretical or counterfeit.This could be considered a classic authoritarian example of programming thought to renunciate beliefs
Edited sentence: Because of theological and philosophical differences between the Course and Christianity, Doctrinal Christian apologists have considered it heretical or counterfeit.Kramer states that the Course could be considered a classic authoritarian example of programming thought to change beliefs.The US Trademark Office canceled the registered Servicemark on the book title, "A Course in Miracles" on 8/10/2005 and the registered Trademark on the acronym, "ACIM" on 10/25/2005