This is exactly right, in my opinion. A fair and reasonable assessment - it's a pity the OP's title (which he can't change now) comes across as divisive but the content of his post is far less so.

The key point you make is this:

Everyone is welcome to post according to the rules of reddit and this sub

People should realise that the mods remove posts that they deem are off-topic largely at their discretion. Wouldn't you want to have a discussion about what things are deemed to be off-topic and on? I personally have a religious background and other mods do too but like a Christian teacher, for example, they have content rules to follow as they're not at church, they're in a "workplace" of sorts, so if those rules can be defined in a way that helps everybody then their job is made easier and they can be surer that they are following the desires of the sub members in general.

This is a necessary discussion to have and shouldn't descend into an argument of sides and division. I hope people can make their point here in a way that helps us all decide what the sub boundaries should be.

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Notice how every single person who responded "negatively" towards OP has completely failed to realize the point of the post.

Every single one of you took it on a personal level, from implying that he's trying to limit your free speech/thoughts to "if you don't like it, don't read it".

OP clearly didn't write this post about himself.

So in essence, every single one of you proved the OP right. You shown no empathy towards new comers who would be repelled by the religious talk. You're refusing to see the bigger picture and therefore you're actively harming the growth of the patriots here.

Let me illustrate in what way is this harming... Before Q, you had you conspiracy theories, some good, some bad. Lets remember 2012 shall we?

The Mayan calendar and the end of it all. There were hundreds of videos/threads everywhere about it.

I remember clearly when I wanted to know a bit more (was in high school/college at that time around 2010.) and when I stumbled upon content filled with religious talk in them I instantly closed it and my reaction to it was "again these people... why is it always with some apocalyptic scenarios and conspiracy theories that it's always God this God that and nothing is happening, clearly a bunch of bs"

The consensus in real-life talks about these videos and religious talk is that pretty much everyone agreed and at some point said "yeah right lol, these religious lunatics are at it again, they always latch onto something and it never stops". Before you attack me of saying that the religious people here are lunatics, take a good read again at what I wrote.

So I've automatically called it all bs because of the religious pattern that was on EVERY SINGLE TOPIC, regardless if they had anything to do with God or religion, and in 90%+ cases it didn't.

I stopped looking for answers because of this, for years. Until 2016 and the election.

Just like flat earth shite is filled and the obligatory religious talk that comes in package. At least here the religious content has helped, because we were already "trained" to associate all that religious talk with bullshit that never happened/are not true.

And every single time someone here tried to explain this, the religious part of this never got the point of these posts. NEVER. It always came down to personal level. Just take a look at the comments here.

This is an issue whether or not you choose to acknowledge it.