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You can only program a civ with one religious preference.
Except every AI leader has a programmed religious preference so the AI IS meant to pick specific religions. Plus the AI can beat you to a specific religion and lock players out of choosing that religion.
Also, my example was pointing out that with just "Christianity" there is still an appropriate historical choice for both the AI and human players to pick when playing with any of the Christian civs, meanwhile, for civs like Carthage, there is no appropriate historical religion for either the AI or humans to pick. The split in Christianity didn't do much in terms of adding missing religious identities comparatively. In fact, with the BNW split, Ethiopia no longer has an appropiate historical religion to choose (whereas it would be appropiate for them to choose "Christianity"). Ethiopia is not and never has been Eastern Orthodox (their AI preference).
No your reasoning of this is false, the ai is not meant to pick these specific religions its for players to choose these specific religions...so yes it is meant for identities.
Also, Shinto and Zorastrianism are not the same as the Christian denominations as they are completely seperate religions from Buddhism and Islam respectively.
Splitting Christianity also had less to do with correctly reflecting religious identity than that they had already made the icons for a Gods and Kings scenario and it required no work to add. The game is littered with mistakes, Carthage choosing Islam for example, more blatant and off than the differences between Protestantism and Catholocism so there really wasn't a high concern with giving everyone the correct religious identity.