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Religious Upbringing In Childhood Linked To Poorer Mental & Cognitive Health


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1 hour ago, PartySick said:

I associate religion with delusion first, then extremism. It is very much black or white imo 'cause no level of delusional belief in the supernatural is healthy period.

Regardless of whether it's fascists using religion as an excuse to hurt others or grandma giving thanks to god for her bologna sandwich, it's all bad.

And I personally don't believe that deluding yourself or surrendering to a fairytale's omnipotent being is a healthy way to process death and pain.

Religion is ALWAYS bad. Period.

I dont agree that its in EVERY circumstance. Doesnt sound super tolerant to me. Sounds like only 1 belief or phylosophy is acceptable (aithiesm)

 

Right or wrong... for the ppl that dont harm others, i think they should be respected

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faysalaaa

The study does not make sense and its very simplified? And they did not compare them to none religious people from what I red.

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Oriane

The only reason there's less suicide, drinking etc, is because they're scared to get punished for it... Healthier for the body, maybe, but at what cost for the mental health?

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