> obviously they believe there's a reason to do so Habit is a reason. So is social conformity. A lot of people don't think it's worth upsetting their closest

> obviously they believe there's a reason to do so Habit is a reason. So is social conformity. A lot of people don't think it's worth upsetting their closest loved ones and family just to make a strong point about their personal beliefs. I personally have said grace when eating hosts who did, simply because I felt it was the polite thing to do. Doesn't make me religious though, and I don't think they would've been much bothered by the fact that I hadn't yet truly accepted Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior.