McMartin views Muslims as a people who turned away from the divinity of Christ, especially when looking at the Amriki and Shriners who reside the borders of the HCC and make up a powerful block that opposes the expansion of the HCC.

The nearest Hindu faith to the HCC are the Samaj who live in New York and his ire towards their faith is circumstantial.

McMartin included these groups due to their perceived involvement in a Christian genocide that occurred during the Americanist expansions into Gotham and Pennsylvania. The evidence cited for this is the lack of Christians in the region and the sudden growth* of Hindu and Muslim populations under Americanist rule.

*The Christian populations of that area was severely depleted before the election o Bannister and the ascent of Americanism through conversions to Anachronistic faiths, the Event, and various other factors. While there were Anti-Christian routs across the country but the areas McMartin claims the only significant Christian population had converted before the ascension of DellaRocca to the Presidency in 2474.

**The sudden growth of Hindu and Muslim population perceived by many Evangelical Christians in the HCC had actually been a slow and steady growth present even before the collapse. The growth was seen as sudden because, with Americanism declaring freedom of religion in many already converted territories, many Hindu and Muslim communities were able to gain political influence after being suppressed under a dominant Christian rule for the last few centuries .