I'm looking for anyone over 18 who knows English
to fill-out a 20 question survey on their Childhood Experience & Religious Affiliation.
The survey takes around 3 minutes to complete.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.We don't subscribe to racist contributions - you state in your address to the Australians "Anyone over who knows English is welcome to participate".
You sound like an opportunistic god botherer seeking to advantage for yourself or cause disadvantage to atheists & agnostics.
Have you written a profile?
Group Moderator I suggest that you consider removing this contributor unless s/he properly explains purpose & themself.
FrayedBear
Level 9
Jan 14, 2021
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Done. Will/can you follow up with results and purpose/impact?
tinkercreek
Level 8
Jan 3, 2021
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Sure;
thank you for your interest.
I plan to fully publish all correlations found.
I may first put out a basic report on the major insights,
followed by a very detailed one.
I'll aim to post both of them frequently in the forums here
on Agnostic.com.
I am planning to use the data to look into the possibility that experiences
we have in childhood make us more likely to have unbelief, or religious affiliations
as we age.
To be clear: I'm not suggesting that childhood experiences
are the only factor that could lead to change at all.
And I commit to releasing correlations from those who became
Protestants and Catholics as well.
In the end whether it makes us uncomfortable or enlightened,
truth is worth discovering, and surveys worth criticizing.
The survey tells me I took it, although your post is new. Good luck with your survey and study.
EyesThatSmile
Level 8
Jan 3, 2021
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