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发信人: zhaowendao (嘁哩喀喳), 信区: TrustInJesus
标 题: 注意了！信基督教的配偶更容易出轨
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Fri Aug 15 19:58:20 2014, 美东)
先摘录关键的一段："People who have faith often use it as an outlet for
forgiveness" said Dr. Eric Anderson, a sociologist at the University of
Winchester in England, "so they're more likely to cheat and less likely to
feel guilty."
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Having faith doesn't necessarily mean you're faithful... to your spouse.
A new survey conducted by Ashley Madisonhttps://www.ashleymadison.com/ --
a dating website for people already in relationships -- sought to discover
the link between religion and infidelity by asking 105,000 of its members
around the world about their religious affiliation. More than 60,000 of the
respondents were in the U.S.
It turns out, one in four members who responded described themselves as "
born again" Evangelist Christians. Catholics comprised the next largest
group at 22.75 percent, followed by Protestants (22.7 percent).
"People who have faith often use it as an outlet for forgiveness" said Dr.
Eric Anderson, a sociologist at the University of Winchester in England, "so
they're more likely to cheat and less likely to feel guilty."
Here's the entire breakdown:
Evangelist 25.1%
Protestant 22.7%
Catholic 22.75%
Agnostic 2%
Mormon 1.6%
Muslim 1.5%
Jewish 1.4%
Atheist 1.4%
Jehovah’s Witness 0.5%
Hindusim 0.3%
发信人: zhaowendao (嘁哩喀喳), 信区: TrustInJesus
标 题: 注意了！信基督教的配偶更容易出轨
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Fri Aug 15 19:58:20 2014, 美东)
先摘录关键的一段："People who have faith often use it as an outlet for
forgiveness" said Dr. Eric Anderson, a sociologist at the University of
Winchester in England, "so they're more likely to cheat and less likely to
feel guilty."
--------------------------------------------
Having faith doesn't necessarily mean you're faithful... to your spouse.
A new survey conducted by Ashley Madisonhttps://www.ashleymadison.com/ --
a dating website for people already in relationships -- sought to discover
the link between religion and infidelity by asking 105,000 of its members
around the world about their religious affiliation. More than 60,000 of the
respondents were in the U.S.
It turns out, one in four members who responded described themselves as "
born again" Evangelist Christians. Catholics comprised the next largest
group at 22.75 percent, followed by Protestants (22.7 percent).
"People who have faith often use it as an outlet for forgiveness" said Dr.
Eric Anderson, a sociologist at the University of Winchester in England, "so
they're more likely to cheat and less likely to feel guilty."
Here's the entire breakdown:
Evangelist 25.1%
Protestant 22.7%
Catholic 22.75%
Agnostic 2%
Mormon 1.6%
Muslim 1.5%
Jewish 1.4%
Atheist 1.4%
Jehovah’s Witness 0.5%
Hindusim 0.3%
