> Most religions promote "us vs them" attitudes That is right, but I suspect, that if it weren't for religion, people would find another narrative, to create a

> Most religions promote "us vs them" attitudes That is right, but I suspect, that if it weren't for religion, people would find another narrative, to create a "us vs them" attitude. Nationalism is an example that comes without religion, racism is another, and I suspect a plentitude of isms, that can be used for that. I think, religion is mereley a vector for marginalization, not the problem in itself.