The Nones are considered true believers in an unusual way, fitting into the framework of mass movements as described by Eric Hoffer. Their motivation is intellectual and spiritual, having bought into a mass movement orchestrated by satan. When growing up, they were weakly prepared at home through unsound child training practices, with sound biblical teaching neglected by most parents. By the time they reached college, they were ripe for the plucking, lacking spiritual defense against the mindless, anti-God attacks from secular liberal instructors and fellow students already part of this revolutionary army of secularists. The Nones believed they had much to gain, particularly the hope of greater personal freedom and liberty. They embraced the rallying cry that Christianity ruins everything, lunging at the chance to throw off inhibitions, especially regarding sex outside of marriage. They saw Christianity as confining, and with the liberty provided by the State, they could disregard consequences through means like abortion. The revolution they are part of seeks to overthrow the fear of God, aiming to stamp it out completely from the minds of many professing Christians.