“Meant to be”: how religious beliefs and cultural religiosity affect the implicit bias to think teleologically

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@ardenking55 @AlanJohn17 @CounterApologia @APoulikakos @AApologetics @AmericanAtheist Oops I meant to post another one. There are many. Here are a few: https://t.co/yaylaeCFOA https://t.co/hI1sU8PP1O https://t.co/xsJM6nSb2R

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@JesseBering + Bethany Heywood: How #religion affects our implicit bias to think teleologically. http://t.co/Czrg9V3mmD

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