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In reply to the discussion: Can Faith Moderate US Gun Culture? Studies Link Religion to Lower Devotion to Firearms [View all]NYC_SKP
(68,644 posts)46. Not really. The three religious groups there are pretty much all in the middle range.
"No religious affiliation" and "attend weekly monthly" are tied at 29%, and right in the middle of the pack.
And Catholics own fewer guns than atheists, by your Gallup poll.
What was the point you wanted to make again?
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Can Faith Moderate US Gun Culture? Studies Link Religion to Lower Devotion to Firearms [View all]
cbayer
Nov 2014
OP
Kind shoots a hole in the old sayings like, "God Guts and Glory" and "Clinging"...
NYC_SKP
Nov 2014
#1
My dad was an avid competitive target shooter and pretty much areligious. Yet we were $ comfortable.
pinto
Nov 2014
#8
What do you think about the idea that faith based groups could play a role in the 2nd Amend debates?
pinto
Nov 2014
#12
The nice thing about tolerance for others is that one doesn't have to agree with others' viewpoints.
NYC_SKP
Nov 2014
#28
Interesting correlation made between economic "disenfranchisement" and the role of weaponry.
pinto
Nov 2014
#7
I think part of the points being made are just that - it's a complex set of things.
pinto
Nov 2014
#15
I dunno, cbayer. You like to use the term "anti-theist" in a way hurtful to atheists...
trotsky
Nov 2014
#17
When trading insults it is best to not be the first to stomp out in an upset.
Warren Stupidity
Nov 2014
#33
You're saying that you get to pick the definition when someone else uses it
muriel_volestrangler
Nov 2014
#51
So it's OK for you to get personal with someone else, but you think only they can get personal
muriel_volestrangler
Nov 2014
#57
This has arisen because, starting in #16, you got personal with a DUer and told them what they meant
muriel_volestrangler
Nov 2014
#59