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Proud member of 'normal' society, apparently. Without being overly judgmental, I welcome the bigotry of the very religious. My secular viewpoint is as valid as theirs. As the author explains it, at least in the US there is a remarkable hypocrisy to assert that secular people cause inequalities and rampant injustice. That is culturally absurd in the US.