It’s about religious state government.  

I’ve been using it religiously and love it.

I get blown up every day with AI/bot cold calls, cold texts, and cold emails, and I'm religious about reporting these as junk to the various carriers and email providers.

During Covid, I followed his podcasts religiously.

*Track your numbers religiously-good data will guide your next move better than gut feelings alone.* Learn from others’ mistakes.

I know more than a few syndicators that lean into their religious/church groups for investors. 

@James Cunningham, as others have pointed out, with your construction background and experience completing rehabs for other investors, you’re already 90% ahead of most people looking to break into the fix-and-flip space.From my perspective, the two biggest things that separate successful flippers from the rest are: (1) knowing your market religiously—especially when it comes to accurately estimating ARV—and (2) having a solid undertaing of financing options, particularly short-term and hard money loans.

They were started by religious, community and educational leaders who recognized that the public school system was short changing their community, and a private school system could provide a much better learning environment.  

For those looking to avoid interest-based lending (due to religious reasons), there are alternatives like equity partnerships or profit-sharing models.

He runs it via the Archdiocese on a very religious platform.