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For a sizeable chunk of people possibly so, but it seems not so universal. Lots of people don't find any form of "just have faith" convincing.

• blast 4y ago
  They're probably doing it unconsciously.
  • IIAOPSW 4y ago
    That's the sort of conjecture which lets you arbitrarily dismiss evidence against a theory. Even worse, its the sort of conjecture that is plausibly true yet hard to find conclusive evidence. Any lack of evidence for a subconscious explanation can itself be rationalized away as they just didn't look hard enough to uncover it. So where's the goalpost for falsifying the theory that they do it unconsciously? Whats the bar of evidence where you change your mind?
    • blast 4y ago
      You've got a good point. I'm not sure. I guess if I met someone who didn't seem religious in their way of being non-religious, that would interest me.
  • renewiltord 4y ago
    No. They're probably not.