The article states: >"Not just market size — we’re more than 100 times larger market than the Jewish market, for example — but the real difference is the serio

The article states: >"Not just market size — we’re more than 100 times larger market than the Jewish market, for example — but the real difference is the seriousness and intent." Is that not kind of self-righteous and condescending? What is the implication, that people from other religious groups or those without religious affiliations somehow aren't serious about meeting someone? Or that their intentions are not quite as sincere? Why is this somehow their exclusive domain?