[Religion] simple math test explains a lot

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about "gut feeling believers"

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But people who use "reflective" reasoning to question their first impulse are more likely to get the correct answer: 5 cents.

Or it could just be a matter of intelligence.

Want to see some pathetically sad numbers?

Among white evangelical Christians, 67 percent believe in creationism, 4 percent evolution, and 24 percent accept both.

By a 20-percentage point margin, conservatives (53 percent) are more likely than liberals (33 percent) to accept creationism as true. And, conversely, liberals (37 percent) are more than three times as likely as conservatives (11 percent) to believe in evolution.

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By a 20-percentage point margin, conservatives (53 percent) are more likely than liberals (33 percent) to accept creationism as true. And, conversely, liberals (37 percent) are more than three times as likely as conservatives (11 percent) to believe in evolution.

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PostModern American Fundamentalist Christianity is SOLELY a political movement. It completely misses the point.

[Blader]

I liked the headline Taibbi says he'd write about this:

People who don't think, get $hit wrong, tend to believe in god