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creationist/religious behavioral patterns and psychology

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02-25-2010 11:05 AM 		Reply to: Message 1 by killinghurts
02-09-2010 10:24 PM

I think the answers to (a) is yes .... it's the fairly human traits of 'needing to believe in something' and 'wanting to belong to something'.
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The answer to (b) is 'no'.
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Once someone views themselves as part of a group, and accepts the beliefs of that group there's very little that some-one outside that person's mind can do to change anything.
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