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在信仰崩溃的时代，那些佯癫装疯的狂人倒是一些太严肃地对待其信仰的人。鲁迅深知此中之理，说嵇康、阮籍表面上毁坏礼教，实则倒是太相信礼教，因为不满意当权者利用和亵渎礼教，才以反礼教的过激行为发泄内心愤想。其实，在任何信仰体制之下，多数人并非真有信仰，只是做出相信的样子罢了。于是，过分认真的人就起而论究是非，阐释信仰之真谛，结果被视为异端。
对这段文字主要意思概括最恰当的一项是（）。

A. 真正有信仰的人并不多
B. 真正的信仰者往往是那些被视为异端的人
C. 把信仰太当回事会使人行为不正常
D. 很多自称有信仰的人只是徒有其名

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