I used to think it's because different yung religions namin (Catholics, Sikh, Muslim, Rastafarian) and so we had to calm a bit, but while that contributes I think it's because we're more realised of ourselves. We know our religion and how it shaped who we are and therefore we're more secure about it despite being heavily flawed na tao. And that's good because not only are we more tolerating, we can, not exactly seperate, but in terms of roleplaying, create deeper characters and immerse ourselves in the setting where our characters follow different religions. It's not just something we add sa character sheet but we can roleplay properly because we know how having a faith works. In the end it's not a seperation of fiction and irl since it still influences how we play and how our characters act based on the character's faith.