Funny... Maybe there can be a treatment developed for this so that it can cured, or possibly even prevented before birth.
Monday, August 4, 2008
The Christian gene
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1 comment:
This is pretty classic.
Funny, I keep saying if Christians think our rights shouldn't be protected because being gay is a choice, then religious rights don't need protection since one's choice in religion is obviously a choice as well. So Why should it be protected?
On another note, when they say that religion is the opiate of the masses, it can actually be literally true. In a study of Evangelical Christians who frequently witnessed their faith to others, it was found that when they witnessed their brains produced small amounts of dopamines to the pleasure sensors giving them a sense of well-being. When those same Evangelicals were shot down in their witnessing attempts, that dopamine was denied to their system and they became irritable and bent out of shape. So it's 100% true that religion is the opiate of the masses.
Something to think about ;-)
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