As a native English speaker, I very much read it as an implicit "some", for whatever that's worth. I don't know whether I'm unbiased - I'm not sure what positi

As a native English speaker, I very much read it as an implicit "some", for whatever that's worth. I don't know whether I'm unbiased - I'm not sure what positions/beliefs would be expected to bias me... I understand us to be discussing the phrase, "One thing non-believers report missing the most is a community." I would paraphrase, "If you survey non-believers, asking them what they miss most, one thing that shows up is community." I would include a pragmatic expectation that it shows up a non-negligible portion of the time, or else we shouldn't be bothering to mention it; but certainly no expectation that it be a majority or even plurality.