It’s pretty odd that you don’t seem to see the many other ways besides religion that people are motivated to believe certain things over other things that lead to wrong conclusions.
This has been the case since… the first man.
Edited to add that the most recent studies are saying exactly what McHugh said, and you can find them discussed in other places in this thread.
> It’s pretty odd that you don’t seem to see the many other ways besides religion that people are motivated to believe certain things over other things that lead to wrong conclusions
People who aren't religious just can be swayed by logic and reason. People who are, can't. It's that simple. They have to break out of their culture of denying reality themselves.
This has been the case since… the first man.
Edited to add that the most recent studies are saying exactly what McHugh said, and you can find them discussed in other places in this thread.