Original sentence: He called his new compound the Cosmotheist Community Church.In 1985, Pierce moved his operations from Arlington, Virginia, to a 346-acre compound in Mill Point, West Virginia for $95,000 in cash.Moreover, Pierce's salutation of the "life principle" adumbrates the Christian Logos, his professed agnosticism and his atheism regarding a Personal God notwithstanding.Pierce adopted Cosmotheism as his religion in 1978.The Southern Poverty Law Center referred to the work as uncritical and "Much of Griffin's tome consists of tedious regurgitations of Pierce's own words
Edited sentence: All of Pierce's Cosmotheist beliefs can be found within three books that he had written on the subject: The Path, On Living Things, and On Society, and all of these three all for the Cosmotheist Community Church.Cosmotheist Community Church.He placed this bought land under the Cosmotheist Community Church.In 1985, Pierce moved his operations from Arlington, Virginia, to a 346-acre mountain-side in Mill Point, West Virginia for $95,000 in cash.Moreover, this is Pierce's salutation of the "life principle" or of George Bernard Shaw's "Life Force".Pierce adopted Cosmotheism[] as his religion in 1978.The Southern Poverty Law Center has falsely referred to the work as "uncritical" and slanderously claims that "Much of Griffin's tome consists of tedious regurgitations of Pierce's own words