I thought up a somewhat simple correlation study I'd like to see done some day.
In a book I once read it stated that people need fantaxcy in their lives and that's the reason people are inclined to join religion. The book takes the possition that religious dogma is simply fiction.
So my experiment is to assemble an anonymouse survey asking questions that would assess the amount of fictional media (such as video games, movies, TV programs, and books with a fantastical theme) each person being surveyed experiences. These surveys would be taken by an equal amount of Atheists and Theists (chosen randomly, of course; Theists being the control group and Atheists the test group) and the data compiled.
Were that book of mine to be true, it would show that Atheists do in fact experience more fantasy-themed media than Theists.
My question: what do you think the results would show?
2006-09-01
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