Non Sequitur hits it again.

[hobbit709]

[Warren DeMontague]

1. "But ....look what the majority of people are doing!"

If the majority of people believe something, it must be true.


Right?

[mdbl]

2. How do you think religion propagates?

If they believe it, it must be true. Joseph Smith proved that. Get someone to believe you and spread your BS around and it becomes real, even if it's a made-up fantasy or mental illness episode.

[Warren DeMontague]

4. Indeed

[mdbl]

5. oh ya, you reminded me

that religions have become the country's largest tax scam.

[LanternWaste]

7. As well as money, which seems something almost every American,

"How do you think religion propagates?"

As well as money, which seems something almost every American, even the most hip, more-clever-than-thou skeptic seems to place great reliance on and faith in; even if it is a made-up fantasy...

Hence, some made-up fantasies are more rational to believe in, and thus exempt from the clever appellation of 'magic thinking,' but I suppose which is which is anyone's guess.

[billhicks76]

3. Lemmings

I often view people who don't believe the Bushes and Clintons collude that way.

[Gothmog]

6. Great cartoon

[progressoid]

8. Nice touch with the book shelf.