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I guess the chart is trying to show practices that have a lot of adherents, not just a diagram of religions.

Any centrally controlled currency can be modified by its central agency without the consent of its adherents.

Were this universally the case, creationism would have ceased to have adherents several generations ago.

There are surveys showing that atheists often know more about the beliefs of various religions than the actual adherents of these religions.

Tribalism in any form wants adherents to reinforce that there are no disinterested parties.

It just doesn't have the same number of adherents to push it forward.

I don't want atheism to define my life in the same way belief defines the life of religious adherents.

Nobody could justify paying 4-5 times as much for it, even its adherents.

Anyone that would suggest that the propensity of Islamic fundamentalists towards violence is particularly unusual amongst religious adherents has a remarkably inadequate grasp of history.

No, Go's adherents are just sloppy in a different way.

The level of any monks and religious adherents has not been high enough to preserve the quality of truth which was in the teaching of the real enlightened being.

> I don't want atheism to define my life in the same way belief defines the life of religious adherents.

You need not "conspire" to push fairly popular ideologies on people, you need only let the adherents of those ideologies do the things they naturally will do anyhow.

My point is that digital privacy is not a "liberal" or "conservative" issue, it's a new concern that seems to have adherents across the political spectrum.

Something I realized at some point is that these "language A vs language B" comparisons aren't really there to convince adherents of language B to switch to language A.

Though Platonism is a common enough accusation, I wonder if the author is really objecting to Pythagoreanism, whose adherents profess: "all things that are, are numbers" - a narrower claim than Plato's ideal realm, perhaps, and so maybe an easier target.

Adherents to the Anglican communion wouldn't necessarily consider themselves 'Ulster Scots'.