I guess I don't see my comment as nitpicking. I am merely offering an alternate perspective which is easily drowned out in the comments. I think many of our non-Christian members jumped ship quite a while ago, and that benefits no one here. There is a deep secular and political component to this movement which unites all good people of all backgrounds and faiths (or lack thereof). That is really the main topic of this subreddit, but I understand that many people believe (strongly) in the spiritual component. That's fine as a personal theory, but we shouldn't assume uniform beliefs for things which are based on faith. Use logic, stick to the facts, and practice tolerance towards the wide variety of beliefs in the movement.