Based off of your perception of the world around you, do you believe people are more defined by their:
- personal convictions (whether obtained by self-reflection or explicitly taught by family, formal school, etc.), or
- experiences and environment?
For example, I could see why a Christian would be pissed if someone asserted the only reason they believed what they do is that they were brought up in a Christian home and taught those values, but there is an argument that this is statistically more likely than not given a large enough sample size (i.e. you would probably expect someone born in the Far East to practice a religion with historical significance in the region rather than Christianity, assuming they are religious to begin with).