Of course there are odd outliers as with anything, but it's still a paradox - how can someone have logical thought, but believe in religion. Consider that a la

Of course there are odd outliers as with anything, but it's still a paradox - how can someone have logical thought, but believe in religion. Consider that a large part of western culture is the product of rather religious people (I'm not claiming it is exclusively the product of Judeo-Christian thinkers). There is a long tradition of "odd outliers" throughout history. I do, however, appreciate this: For a start the fact that they only believe in one religion and not all the others should be a red flag - an athiest and christian are very alike, the athiest just believes in one less god.