I don't mean it as dismissive, just factual. Loss is hard. I'll leave its cluelessness for others to judge. But you're wrong to say, "There is nothing there ab

I don't mean it as dismissive, just factual. Loss is hard. I'll leave its cluelessness for others to judge. But you're wrong to say, "There is nothing there about people being particularly religious." The author describes it as the start of things for him, writing "I, on the other hand, had grown up in the Deep South in an insular culture that had limited vision and rigid beliefs; my loving parents were traditionally religious and tried to live conforming, righteous, and conventional lives."