Christians often believe that god is responsible for their income, house, etc. They think that just because they have some special relationship with a god, they, out of everyone, they have been "blessed" with material possessions. It is a "what's in it for me?" thing. Yet it is clearly the opposite of what their Geezus preached, and, not only that, they claim that their god leads them into an afterlife, which is putatively much more important than life on earth . . . . but in actuality, they are NOT behaving as if that were so . . . and in fact they behave as if there is no such afterlife, they value what is in this life far more, and seek power in this life. This contradiction does not bother them though, because they are use to defending contradictions . . . . they believe in book full of contradictions after all!

That’s bad news ..from my experience. It’s a test to see if you’re ‘of the body’ (willing to subordinate your mind & values to a collective imaginary concept). What I’d attempt to determine is how far up the ladder it goes; and, keep your eyes open for another employment opportunity. A religious-free work environment is worth the effort to find..

I've never had a boss that pushed religion on me. Just tell them you keep your personal and religious life out of business. They can't fire you for that. They can find a BS reason tho. I did R&D for an engine building company. One guy in the department was mad because I started in R&D. He kept on telling me about how he was an atheist. He was doing that to try and piss me off. Fucks given = zero. There is one time he heated up a wrench, then asked me to grab it. I didn't know he did that. I had a very big wrench in my hand, and I was very close to smacking him upside the head with it! He was laughing because he did it on purpose.