Religion, Self-Regulation, and Self-Control: Associations, Explanations, and Implications

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@FiveEnmore @DLgodlessbitch Religions can cause damage, but they also have positive impacts, Christianity more than them all. Studies have demonstrated links to reduced crime rates, interstate armed conflict, more self-control, etc. https://t.co/uJopQ…

@TheSkeptic4122 Many studies show a correlation between religiousness vs. less likelihood to engage in crime. E.g. This one analyzes 40 years of studies showing mediation: religiosity-self control-less crime. Japan has Shinto and Buddhism; the West ha…

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