Yes to that as well, but only in an environment where there is openness and curiosity for talking about religion. There's very few people in my life where this openness exists.

Maybe it's from me being a foreigner in a rural area of a traditionally catholic country, so I tend to be careful to not offend anyone. That said, I was spending time with neighbours the other day and to my surprise they were really fed up with the church and the priest and called it a silly show! But then it's likely that they'll be at the next procession as well, because that's the tradition. People have their fields blessed by the priest. Also, there's so much appropriated pagan stuff in these rituals that I get more and more indifferent about the name I call to the entities I worship - which then again makes any coming out pointless because I'm like a pansexual of religion, and how do you explain that to people?

I think I have my problems with giving 'fixed' names to spiritual entities, it's like pressing them into a word form that they cannot fit into.

A library book.

It was a long argument about symbolism, and why Satan was the symbol that was used. My mom in particular had a hard time wrapping her head around the idea that god was actually the asshole of the bible, and that Satan acted in a largely humanist way. She also had a hard time accepting that Satan was purely symbolic, because she sees an adversarial figure as real.