Anything that isn’t reactive originates from System 2. For instance, if your religious beliefs prohibit certain actions, witnessing them in practice naturally leads to a sense of distress. This automatic distress stems from System 1. When prompted to articulate the cause of this distress, you attribute it to your religious restrictions. This process of reasoning is facilitated by System 2. You can read more about System 1 and System 2 here: https://coffeeandjunk.com/thinking-fast-slow/
I would guess religious beliefs would feed system 2.....
Anything that isn’t reactive originates from System 2. For instance, if your religious beliefs prohibit certain actions, witnessing them in practice naturally leads to a sense of distress. This automatic distress stems from System 1. When prompted to articulate the cause of this distress, you attribute it to your religious restrictions. This process of reasoning is facilitated by System 2. You can read more about System 1 and System 2 here: https://coffeeandjunk.com/thinking-fast-slow/