That's a nice thought, but do you have any evidence to back this up?
The notion that religious people are less likely to do bad things is highly problematic, objectively and logically - and it carries the unfortunate assumption that non-religious people are more likely to do bad things.
People should not need to subscribe to a paranormal belief system to understand that theft, rape and murder are bad.
The notion that religious people are less likely to do bad things is highly problematic, objectively and logically - and it carries the unfortunate assumption that non-religious people are more likely to do bad things.
People should not need to subscribe to a paranormal belief system to understand that theft, rape and murder are bad.