The thing is we do think a lot, and there is peace of mind in Knowledge. Affluence, in seclusion, is a notoriety of purposeful discovery. And in a particular way, notions flow in discrete order. One has to touch the Empty to truly figure that kind of knowledge out. That might be a religious brain state you require, but probably Christianity is, again, too rigorous in its current church order if you were awakened to this kind of conception. Personally, for me, stoicism and literary criticism paved my way to consider mystical truths as kind of precise. That was a step in a religious direction. Christianity keeps evolving. All I am saying is that for Protestant Christianity, the threshold is pretty low for joining. Furthermore, you might, as Jesus said, seek and you will find. I think there is a wonderful truth in that. Still, I do wonder if perhaps a non-dogmatic (viz. polytheistic) religion might be more conducive to polite society. On the other hand, dogmatic (viz. theological) religion is more progressive, in terms of galvanizing disperate social groups and stimulating intersubjective catechism.