Hmm maybe it's because you get a wider perspective of the world

Interesting correlation, but I suspect it's less significant than it seems on the surface. The very religious are more likely to spend a lot of time in church, at church-related functions, and socializing with church friends, leaving less time for internet activity. There might be other factors, too, like religious people intentionally eschewing unnecessary internet browsing, but on the other hand there are a lot of religious forums online and my FB feed looks like Christianity vomited on it.

As has been recently discussed about the religious having a much higher birth rate and thus out pacing atheism. I made the point that as the internet becomes more available in third world countries the projections may not be accurate.

The real reason the internet tends to make people less religious it's not because of the real factual information that can be easily accessed.....The real reason is.......because Satan!

So the internet does teach our young something!

It happened to me. Less time with friends, more a public school, and the Internet.

So what happened around 1964 when I went AWOL? excuses, Excuses, EXCUSES.

Designer religions-A littlebit of this, a little bit of that. Just like the song "Anatefka" from Fiddler on the Roof."

I've said this for years - the internet is the anti-christ, it's where religions come to die.
There's nowhere for the necessary ignorance to hide any more.

Those religious types are like those scammers that call from the fake grants department, they keep trying to convince people that something fake exists.

Sharing your internet with the religious will be a Nice Strategy.