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Have I inadvertently happened upon a largely religious forum?

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I ask without judgment; I'm simply curious.

I've been a member of a few forums, but I haven't seen any, yet, with as many discussions about religion as I've seen here.
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Actually, the majority here are atheist or agnostic I believe. It just so happens that such a forum attracts apologists, so religion is a hot topic.
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Re: Have I inadvertently happened upon a largely religious forum?

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We read both fiction and non-fiction, but our focus for many years was on non-fiction. And we tended to read popular science and books that addressed the faith vs reason "controversy." Today, we read whatever people want to read, but there is still a lot of interest on books promoting and advocating reason and freethought.
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