What a coincidence. My parents are Presbyterian, yet I was born agnostic. The family kept it quiet, though. Perhaps this sort of thing really is more common than anyone realizes.
My family still doesnāt know I was born allergic to organized religion. Easier to endure the occasional hives than explain the condition.
What a stramge, strange comic.
My twin brother and I were both born atheist. Our mother took several decades to fully convert.
I was born worshipping Sithrak. Iāve mostly converted to atheism, but sometimes the old habits come back.
Hey at least Sithrak has internal consistency. 100% hatred, 100% of the time. No matter who you are or what you do. Unchanging, consistent, hatred.
What I like is that you always know where you stand with Sithrak.
Usually neck-deep in lava while birds peck at your eyes.
If you showed this strip to 100 fundamentalist christians 100 times a day for 100 years, none would ever grasp the ironic message. Youād simply hear āI donāt get itā 3.65 x 10^8 times.
In past years after the Iraq invasion, we had a weekly protest at the military recruiting office near my house every Wednesday morning. One day, I asked the shaved-neck guy from the Marines what religion he thought he would have if he had been born in India. He was certain that heād be a Christian.
I had a similar conversation with a guy about being born in a Muslim country. He assured me heād done a lot of āresearchā into Islam and so his decision was informed.
A simple question like āwhat is the historical difference between Shia and Sunni?ā soon exposed his lack of actual research.
Am I experiencing deja vu or is this a repeat? I just know Iāve seen it before, but thatās what deja vu is, soā¦
I was born Unitarian Universalist to Catholic parents. Oy, vey!
I keep reading the name as āShitrack.ā Sounds more appropriate, somehow.
Throw in Sufiās and watch his head explode! 
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