A study published in the journal Neuropsychologia has shown that religious fundamentalism is, in part, the result of a functional impairment in a brain region known as the prefrontal cortex. The findings suggest that damage to particular areas of the prefrontal cortex indirectly promotes religious fundamentalism by diminishing cognitive flexibility and openness—a psychology term that describes a personality trait which involves dimensions like curiosity, creativity, and open-mindedness.

Does brain damage make you more likely to be religious? Or does being religious give you brain damage?

I say both

they are not correlated at all

if all the fundamentalists were carted off, the religitards would freak the fuck out

They need "devout" believers in their ranks

yeah because you shouldent just "cart off" people

If you didn't have the people on stage fainting while being "healed" and shit

The rest of the congregation wouldn't be as convinced

the earth isnt 7000 years old, its way older

the earth is 17 years old

at least that all i know

Something like half of Americans believe in the Noahs Ark and shit like that

Tell me that this isn't "fundamentalism"

i was there

i saw it

@RoboRaptor17 yes they should be carted off, they will never see their ways are wrong

@RoboRaptor17 you're 17, that explains a lot

no im not

stupid ass kid pay attention is school

Idk even at like...10, I knew religion was bullshit

Maybe younger

No excuses

i was in a coma

im 23

Rational, logical thinking can happen much earlier than people realize

i never even really knew that religion was so horrible, when i was a kid

then i woke up

23 age of degeneracy

and i started despising religion

Disgusting zoomer

I didn't know it was "horrible", per say - but it seemed really silly and not evidence based

So I had no reason to believe

are you guys boomers?

I'm 27

no, im not a big fat zombie from left 4 dead

I'm grandpa man

im old

im older

Who old is you

im 35