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Thread ID: 9042 | Posts: 4 | Started: 2003-08-14
2003-08-14 23:23 | User Profile
From [url=http://home.comcast.net/~neoeugenics/pioneer.htm]http://home.comcast.net/~neoeugenics/pioneer.htm[/url]
"Thomas J. Bouchard, Jr. and his colleagues David T. Lykken, Matthew McGue, Nancy L. Segal, and Auke Tellegen's Minnesota Twin Project showing that identical twins reared apart are far more similar than are fraternal twins reared together in IQ, personality, vocational interest, religiosity, and at times remarkably alike, even to the names of their spouses, children or pets."
I have read lots of research by psychologists who have found that religiosity is heritable. This means, "religion genes" exist.
Regards,
Ares
2003-08-15 02:14 | User Profile
Alright, lets see a list of religiosity genes and a detailing of the methodology used to determine how said genes influence one's religion.
2003-08-27 10:56 | User Profile
*Originally posted by triskelion@Aug 14 2003, 20:14 * ** Alright, lets see a list of religiosity genes and a detailing of the methodology used to determine how said genes influence one's religion. **
Nazi-boy,
Not one's religion, but religiosity in general. Religiosity: the innate tendancy to believe in irrational/superstitious things.
Anyway, if you want the methodological details, contact Thomas J. Bouchard, Jr. and his colleagues David T. Lykken, Matthew McGue, Nancy L. Segal, and Auke Tellegen's but this should be obvious from my post. I guess when you recently got your ass kicked in Italy, you lost a few IQ points.
Regards,
White Nationalist
2003-08-27 19:10 | User Profile
Heaven's Gate survior Ares said "religion genes" exist. I ask for him to list them. He didn't but he did have a juvenile spasm attacking me for asking him to prove his claims. Nothing more need be said on the matter as he has proved him self yet again a dull, anti white cretin.