John Hardly, you probably didn't mean it this way, but the way your post is worded looks like you're saying that most people who have a problem with the behavior of some religious 'fundamentalists' do not have any religions themselves.

I think it's pretty safe to say, and I'm guessing that you won't disagree with me, that people who have a problem with the behavior of some religious fundamentalists are as likely as not to be religious in some way or another themselves. Those who are religious (or spiritual) just don't appreciate their particular form of religion (or spirituality) being interfered with.