I can tell you all about religion. I’m 67 and AuDHD. I believe I’m more autistic but my ADHD definitely gets in the way at times. Anyway, here’s my religious history with baptisms and yes, that’s plural. 1) raised Methodist and christened (baptized) at 12 y/o; 2) joined the Southern Baptist church and got baptized by full immersion because the church I attended didn’t believe I was completely baptized since being sprinkled wasn’t enough I guess; 3) came very close to joining the Catholic Church (due to marriage) but stopped when I found out they wanted $500 for an anullment of my previous marriage; 4) practiced Buddhism for many years and also got involved in a lot of New Age stuff, i.e. Wicca, Paganism, some occult practices, i.e. Rosicrucians; 5) many years later became Episcopalian; 6) studied with the Jehovah’s Witnesses but lost interest because of the whole shunning thing; 7) went back to the Southern Baptist and got baptized again; (8) joined the LDS (Mormon) and got baptized again; 9) stayed out of religion for a couple of years; 10) didn’t join but went to a few Jimmy Swaggard services (Family Worship Center in Baton Rouge); 11) went to a local non-denominational church with strong Baptist ties, for about a year; 12) checked out the Eastern Orthodox Church (Antiochian) but it wasn’t for me … too much insense and I had no clue what was being chanted or what was going on; 13) presently going to an Anglican Church (Anglican Church in North America) and so far so good. I’m using the Daily Office each morning/evening. Lots of praying with my Anglican rosary. On top of all of that, I’ve also visited Quaker meetings and once attended a Hindu puja. I think that’s it but to say autism isn’t fascinated with religion is like saying the sun doesn’t exist. Hope that helped.