Generally speaking, I agree with you. But I don't imagine it as straight forward (easy) as you describe it. > quitting the religion is always the Plan B No.

Generally speaking, I agree with you. But I don't imagine it as straight forward (easy) as you describe it. > quitting the religion is always the Plan B No. Quitting the religion is 'quitting Plan A'.'Quitting Plan A' is not plan B - it's having no plan at all. They put their life (probably decades) into a highly ideological field. Leaving that is not easy, I suppose. It's more than giving up convenience