>From: Greg Stafford <Greg_at_...>
>
> > I agree that that would be the
> > rational thing to do, but there seem to be an awful
> > lot of people around who follow what they call
> > religions without getting or expecting anything from
> > them.
>
>Most people who I know that actually practice a form of spirituality
>get something significent and substantial from it. Perhaps not magical
>spells or Feats, but the benefits are real.
You're making her point for her. Or are you saying that, spells and feats being present, people would require more than the simple benefits of faith to remain with their faith? That, if magic were demonstrably real that everyone would require more than faith alone to ascribe to a religion?
Mike
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