...most religion articles are actually about religion, they aren’t news articles reposted as religion articles simply because we know the religion of someone mentioned in the article.

Well...let's see...per the article: A GOP activist who prosecutors say kidnapped and raped women that he met online and...
at

CHURCH

functions
...has been arrested and charged with 23 felonies. He appears to have...
...targeted mostly
LDS
young adult women.
Peterson met three of the victims on an online dating site and another...
...at a
CHURCH
function...
...according to the charges. Prosecutors would not say Thursday which online dating services Peterson used. However, he had profiles on at least two online dating sites...

...was Wednesday before he was arrested. On his dating profile, in which he used the profile name, "oddsrgoodbutgoodsrodd," Peterson stated that he had...
...a
LDS TEMPLE RECOMMEND and served an MISSION to Venezuela and also noted in his profile that he "regularly attends CHURCH."

Hey, Chuck, I tried to help your discernment level with the all caps and extra-large font.

You see, when a story mentions...
...the Lds church three times...
...an Lds temple recommend...
...a Mormon missionary who served his mission in Venezuela...
...that he targeted LDS women...
...an Lds singles Web site (twice)..
...along with another Lds specific Web site...
...then it qualifies for the

RELIGION

section just like some of the Roman Catholic priest abuse stories have also wound up thru the years on the

RELIGION

section!

[Tell us, Chuck, have you been consistent and ever complain about even ONE of those Roman Catholic abuse stories winding up on the RELIGION section? No? Why not?]

OH...and another article on Peterson also said he attended the Mormon school, BYU.

Bottom line, Chuck: I don't need your "permission" to put an article with at least nine specific religious references in the "Religion" section just because, per your level of discernment, you don't quite think it qualified as being "religious" enough...