On the other hand, prior to indulging in real estate I studied the stock market religiously.

You would have a better than average chance of finding someone of good quality there ethically at least. ...Unfortunately, there are many people out there who "hide" by having a "religious" appearance.

I know not everyone has the same religious beliefs as me, but you can't deny the power of a big why!

I already have two teaching jobs and am not into something for nothing, instantaneous gratification, basically diseased mentality that I hear about all the time.Read David Lindahl's Multifamily Millions, Garret Sutton's Loopholes of RE (rich dad's advisor), and listen religiously to LUI (Lifestyles Unlimited Inc.) 

Fraternities, serroritys, students groups, religious groups, nonprofit organizations, social agenda groups, gay, vegetarian, green living ect.

As for your "religious people and liberals" are a lot alike, I have to disagree.

I don't want to digress into religious debate with you guys.

The GOP was smart enough to realize that an important segment of the constituency -- the religious-right working-class white families from the mid-west -- would take to his southern drawl and lack of any intellectual overtones.

The US is very similar to Australia but unlike Australia, those who came here were driven to make their life better whether it was religiously or economically.

I feel like I would be requiring their religious/sexual preferences as well as political views as a disclosure.