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I really don't see that one. There are people willing to drink poison for their cult - I don't see that level of religious fervour from the vast majority of pe

I really don't see that one. There are people willing to drink poison for their cult - I don't see that level of religious fervour from the vast majority of people. People who join an established religion also vary wildly. Gangsters and pedophiles sit next to soccer mums and librarians at church services. I don't see the predictability or religious-(ity) being at all normalised.

antepodius 7y ago
And notional atheists crusade for political positions with equal fervour. I think what he meant is that there's a probability distribution of religiosity among the populace, and the curves aren't too different within and without churches.