prisons gaols and mental hospitals? I have read that in the USA the highest percentages of practicing Christians, after church congregations are to be found in prisons. It is stastically true that there are a much higher percentage of people with criminal convictions in a church congregation then in a random sample. Apparantly one of the places you are least likely to find practicing Christians is in post graduate schools. Does this mean Christians are more likely to be criminals or mentally ill? We have all seen the high degree of affinity that priests, ministers and other clerics have for paedophillial sexual crimes, and a week does not go by without some TV minister being charged with financial crimes. Is this a general pattern for Christians, ie that many are criminals pretending or deluding themselves as be goodly and godly as some kind of self denial for their criminality? If you say no, please explain these phenomena in (in a rational manner- no silly Bible quotations).
2006-09-03
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