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studies
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9.02.2012
Study: Supernatural Reasoning Increases With Age
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Via Futurity : As we age, we often rely more—not less—on supernatural explanations for major life events, such as death and illness, resea...
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11.28.2011
Faith Healing: Six Die After Church Tells Them They No Longer Need HIV Treatment
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At least six HIV patients have died in Britain after their evangelical church leader told them they were cured and no longer needed treatme...
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11.07.2011
Michael Shermer On The Evolutionary Roots Of Political Tribalism
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Science writer and historian Michael Shermer isn't afraid to make some generalizations about people and their political ideologies. We ...
10.05.2011
The Man Who Lost His Religion To The Amazonian Pirahã Tribe
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Everett with a Paraha tribesman Many people don't understand what life would be like without religion. Those who do not subscribe to...
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7.15.2011
Belief in Evolution vs. National Wealth: Why Does The US Not Fit The Trend?
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via Calamities of Nature : The United States is an odd bird, clearly. This graph reminded me of a post on PZ Myers' Pharyngula blog i...
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6.15.2011
Backsliding Life Expectancies: New Findings, Same Old Maps
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Newly released research by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at the University of Washington shows that women are dyin...
5.26.2011
Study: Born-Again Believers Have Smaller Brains
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A new study from Duke University Medical Center suggests that mainline Protestants have larger brains than born-again Christians, Catholics...
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4.21.2011
Study: Belief in an Angry God Prevents Academic Cheating
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A new study reveals that college students who believe in a merciful, caring god are more likely to cheat than those who believe in a wrathf...
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4.12.2011
Study: Increased Life Expectancy = Postponement of Religious Participation
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A new study , by Dr Elissaios Papyrakis at the University of East Anglia and Dr Geethanjali Selvaretnam from the University of St Andrews ...
3.22.2011
Religion is Dead! Long Live Religion!
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I ran across two articles today about the challenges religions face in an evolving modern world, with both asking, in some degree, whether o...
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