Overall silly, but that history and location are important to understanding the ground in which a person grew, so to speak. There are some quips about "the God

Overall silly, but that history and location are important to understanding the ground in which a person grew, so to speak. There are some quips about "the God an atheist doesn't believe in" that have a point -- a person's worldview is shaped by ambient society and the philosophy they were exposed to as a child. It is weird how culture and religion become decoupled and religious actions become cultural markers.