I may be overly anecdotal when I say this. I think that there’s a certain point in wealth accumulation where you can say publicly that you belong to such-and-such faith and attend this-or-that church/mosque/synagogue while not actually belonging to any sort of religion. It’s a facade, placating the public where 85% of the population identifies as religious. I know the faithful around here at LGF are good at putting their money where their mouths are by being genuinely good people through the teachings of their faith. I don’t know a whole lot of really wealthy people who are model religious folk.