An existential function of evil: The effects of religiosity and compromised meaning on belief in magical evil forces

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@michaelshermer our data support this. The need for meaning promotes belief in magical evil forces. https://t.co/8PIS2O2SiH

RT @clayroutledge: New work from our lab showing that the need for #meaning in life motivates belief in #supernatural #evil forces. https:/…

New work from our lab showing that the need for #meaning in life motivates belief in #supernatural #evil forces. https://t.co/8PIS2O2SiH

信仰心が高い人を相手に意味を脅威にさらすと、悪魔の力を信じるようになる(たぶん)。An existential function of evil: The effects of religiosity and compromised…https://t.co/8bxOUXgMSn

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