hmmmmmyes.
well, I obviously agree, being that I'm (I FUCKING HOPE) a couple of months away from being a Phd in psychology...
but
in the case of religion it might not necessarily be that strange. I would be willing to bet a lot of money that if children were given balanced information about religion and science between the ages of 4 yrs and 8/9yrs, then the majority of children would grown up to be atheist or sentimental agnostic.
My opinion (without knowing an enormous amount about this area) is that children who learn about religion during the language stage of development, will be hiiiighly probably to retain religious opinion throughout their lives.
*drunk oponions on the intnutz*
(well, I obviously agree, being that I'm (I FUCKING HOPE) a couple of months away from being a Phd in psychology...
but
in the case of religion it might not necessarily be that strange. I would be willing to bet a lot of money that if children were given balanced information about religion and science between the ages of 4 yrs and 8/9yrs, then the majority of children would grown up to be atheist or sentimental agnostic.
My opinion (without knowing an enormous amount about this area) is that children who learn about religion during the language stage of development, will be hiiiighly probably to retain religious opinion throughout their lives.
*drunk oponions on the intnutz*
drbroon abloooobloobloo,
Sun 10 Aug 2008, 2:04,
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