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In reply to the discussion: Sociologists study the impact religion has on child development [View all]Major Nikon
(36,900 posts)12. It's not even all that interesting
The lead author is a pseudo-academic who publishes books nobody reads that promote evangelicalism thinly veiled as academia. The "study" is predictably published in a shitty journal that nobody references from a shitty publisher with a dubious reputation for publishing pseudo-science so long as the authors pay their fees to have it published.
So-called "studies" like this one read like pulp fiction.
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It also assumes Third Grade teachers are qualified to evaluate childhood development.
Act_of_Reparation
Feb 2019
#7
It did suggest some intellectual failures in some religious students though
Bretton Garcia
Feb 2019
#10
So you think this somehow magically changes the negative outcomes mentioned to positive ones?
Major Nikon
Feb 2019
#29
WTF is anything you're saying have to do with what anyone else is talking about?
Major Nikon
Feb 2019
#34
So we should atke all articles referenced here dealing with decining numbers of theists
guillaumeb
Feb 2019
#18
I'm not sure how many here are too stupid to figure out the difference between a study and a survey
Major Nikon
Feb 2019
#22
Damn dude, you really gotta learn the first rule when you find yourself in a hole.
trotsky
Feb 2019
#45