The religions I listed, some of which are theistic, do not claim to be immune to evidential reasoning. The post says that is the defining characteristic of religion.
Oh! Okay, I think I understand much better. For reference, I think I found the relevant sentence in the original post:
Religion is what you get when you push totally for non-evidential memetic success.
Of note, what one claims to be is not always what one is, but I catch your drift and the point stands.
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The religions I listed, some of which are theistic, do not claim to be immune to evidential reasoning. The post says that is the defining characteristic of religion.
Oh! Okay, I think I understand much better. For reference, I think I found the relevant sentence in the original post:
Of note, what one claims to be is not always what one is, but I catch your drift and the point stands.