That 2% figure is under the Lizardman Constant of 4%, the number of people who will say just-plain-stupid stuff to a pollster. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/L

That 2% figure is under the Lizardman Constant of 4%, the number of people who will say just-plain-stupid stuff to a pollster. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Lizardman%27s_Constant https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Lizardman%27s_Constant There are ways to justify that answer. One can believe in the moral tenets of Christianity, while also believing that its supposed leader was a fiction, or a conflation of real people. You can see the story as a myth, which is not the same as fiction. I don't know any such people, but it is a realistic version of Christian theology. But I suspect it's mostly just cranks lying to pollsters.