Religious demographic? I don't see that as a factor. If anything, those attracted because of the more intimate process will probably be more attuned and connected to a world with 'mother' nature at its core (environmentalists or what are disparagingly referred to as 'tree huggers'), not one manufactured by an all powerful being. I don't think the religious demo you mention will be turned away, I just don't see it at all connected, not to them. Generally, they seem to care less about what's 'natural'. It's amazing to me that that the religious right in America is far, far less likely to believe in climate change and could care less about God's supposedly leaving us in charge down here, as stewards of all that He created. There is a small contingent of younger fundamentalists that are starting to come around to the idea of our being stewards of the natural world, and the God given responsibility that goes with that, but they are tiny and get a lot more press than the movement deserves. Pope Francis is the one bright light in all this, he gets it, but generally speaking, especially in the US, the religious, fundies and most Catholics, are clueless, and defiantly so. I'm ignorant and proud of it! JMO.
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