"And people occasionally learn from their mistakes."

"That's reassuring."

"Of course, they do always find new ones to make."

"...like what?"

"Well, right now we have a religion that earnestly believes that if you have sex with someone who possesses the same form of genitals as you you're going to be tortured forever after you die, and therefore if someone evinces attraction to the same gender one ought to electrocute them, because this will supposedly 'cure' it."

"...I'm gathering from tone that this will not affect it at all and the torture thing is not real."

"I have no reason to think it is."

"What's their reason to think so?"

"That the torture exists or that homosexuality will invoke it?"

"Both."

"The former is due to a few miscellaneous lines in their primary religious text and the latter I have no idea."

"Where'd the text come from?"

"Miscellaneous religious and cultural leaders over the course of centuries-to-millenia."

"Huh."

"In this particular case mostly the teachings of a particularly focal religious figure to whom divinity is generally attributed."

"There are supposedly gods at home but they do not supposedly torture people for sex."

"Do they torture people for anything else?"

"Not systematically. It's not thought wise to annoy them."

"Unsurprising."

"They don't tend to actually show up ever though."

"Also unsurprising."

"Why's that?"

"We have a lot of mutually exclusive religions here."

"I'm from another world, it could've been different."

"True. But it does not surprise me that it isn't."