I never really thought that as something I had to talk up. I did not mention religion at all during my interview at all, in fact I talked to people directly stating the exact opposite, that I was not of a religious faith at this point in time, and I even questioned how much religion really comes into the classes, and they were completely fine with that. The thing we talked up was that I had a connection with each of my interviewers. One was from the same undergrad university and another was from my home state, so it as actually nice talking with them.
That being said, YayPudding does have a point. LUCOM is a Christian school and it is something you should take into consideration if you're not comfortable with the fact. I know some people who never want to set foot into any kind of school with a religious history in it ever again. However, something I did note when I was there for my interview is that they really do mean it when they say that their medical school classes have been very diverse in terms of who they have taken in.
Honestly, if you get an II and you are interested in the school, go take the interview and take all the strife that people have been talking about on SDN with a grain of salt. Talk with people, ask questions (and I mean ask plenty of questions, you don't want to come into the school not knowing what you're coming into), and generally go in with eyes open. If you go in expecting a closed off community, that's all you're going to see no matter how welcoming the actual people are.
Don't you love it when after the fact you find a typo... lol, after submitting the secondary and looking back on my essay I realize I had two "to"s at one point
