Trisha Paytas is known for changing religions as socks. From a Christian-loving girl to a Muslim beauty to a spiritual Buddhist, and most recently converting to Judaism and marrying a Jewish man named Moses. All of these “phases” have garnered mass attention, thus keeping Trisha’s career ever so relevant and engaging.

You're a queer kid in a religious school. You notice how your religious classmates receive preferential treatment by teachers; you feel pressure from your parents to adhere to conservative norms. Most of your friends engage in religious activities to some extent. You really don't believe in religion and disagree with its core principles.

Secularism is the separation of church and state in aspects including but not limited to education, lawmaking and personal expression. Strongly secular states (e. g., France, Norway) often ban the display of religious symbols (crosses, hijabs) in public institutions, prevent the government from funding any religious organisations, and don’t take the advice or opinions of religious experts into account when creating legislation. In contrast, states with weak secularism (e. g., Poland, USA) still ensure principles of religious freedom and non-discrimination on religious grounds; however, they do not ban the public displays of faith, fund religious institutions of the dominant religion, have close ties with religious experts and take their advice into account when passing laws.

TV pagalba is a TV show that focuses on publicising and resolving interpersonal conflicts that usually arise in rural or underprivileged areas of Lithuania. It usually features charismatic hosts arriving at your place of residence, filming the situation, and offering advice and support. However, they have no additional legal powers or capacity to intervene. You are Zita - an old lady living in a village who is tired of constant petty conflicts with your neighbours.

In religions that perceive god as fallible (e. g. greek myths and japanese mytology), god or gods are perceived as capable of making mistakes, acting in their own interests as opposed to humanity's and being wrong. In contrast, in religions that perceive gods as infallible (e. g. Christianity), they are considered perfect, always right and acting with humanity's best interests in mind.