Religions and programming languages are actively practiced/believed, and change the way one thinks. Musical instruments too. Recorded music, cars, computers, bo

Religions and programming languages are actively practiced/believed, and change the way one thinks. Musical instruments too. Recorded music, cars, computers, booze, and system software are more consumer goods, so I guess I'm less curious in the correlations. I made this out of curiosity about whether certain religions/denominations favored particular programming languages/paradigms, e.g. Do Catholics show a preference for static typing? Do members of non-Abrahamic religions seem to favor functional programming? Is Lisp only for atheists?