Do religious beliefs actually have any significant bearing on moral decision making?

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What a shame you feel that way.
I am trying to investigate a point of interest to both Atheist and religious individuals. There has been little successful statistical research on the topic and I thought it would be nice to re-post my results when they are successfully collected.

Again I will re-iterate what Chad has said. The shame is on you student. I would suggest you have a look around the board and engage the forum members to get a better picture of what you are dealing with. Otherwise your research is flawed and incomplete and you will fail your assignment (well you would IF you were studying in Oz)


Thankyou for your interest BUT.

What a ridiculous statement. I need as little personal engagement with participants as possible. If this wasn't the case I would ask friends and family to participate.
Frankly the voluntary uptake rate between religious and non-religious peoples is also a point of interest to me therefore I won't be staying for a chat on this account at any rate.

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Unfortunately whilst I might be inclined to agree there is little statistical proof of this fact and I need more responses to my survey in order to attain that!
I'm personally agnostic, but you would be surprised how weak the correlations are in other research that has been carried out in observing differences in decision making between religious and non-religious people.

Are you lazy? Where are you studying from? What research have you uncovered or did you think that you could come here an we would do you thesis for you??

I would hardly say asking people to partake in my survey is "doing my thesis". I will be writing the other 12,000 words, don't worry. I merely want to get as many participants as possible so I can "go the extra mile" and do everything I can to achieve statistical significance in my data. I go to an elite British University.