Jesus and the Bible encourage sociopathology

[Gadianton]

I may have missed the source on this. Would you mind reposting it?

It's in the OP. 65% of Mormons say empathy isn't foundational. 100% - 65% = 35%.

[MG 2.0]

Says the guy who is showing his butt on a message board.

I am unafraid of who I am. Religious people, conversely, are scared to death of who they are... and they should be. They signed up to suck.

And it is that attitude that results in the polarization that is running rampant in society.

Regards,
MG

[MG 2.0]

I may have missed the source on this. Would you mind reposting it?

It's in the OP. 65% of Mormons say empathy isn't foundational. 100% - 65% = 35%.

OK.

I think my point has been made earlier. I'll leave it at that unless I see a need to comment further.

Regy,
MG

[Some Schmo]

I am unafraid of who I am. Religious people, conversely, are scared to death of who they are... and they should be. They signed up to suck.

And it is that attitude that results in the polarization that is running rampant in society.

Regards,
MG

I'd ask you to explain the correlation, but I know it's a waste of time.

It's not religion critics who are demanding everyone honor their imagination. That would be the god farmers.

[MG 2.0]

And it is that attitude that results in the polarization that is running rampant in society.

Regards,
MG

I'd ask you to explain the correlation, but I know it's a waste of time.

Probably so.

Regards,
MG

[I Have Questions]

this poll dropped a couple of days ago and it's not unexpected but it's still interesting.

I found it interesting that the religious demographic that polled the highest for seeing empathy as foundational, was the religiously unaffiliated group. Being part of an organised religion reduces the level of importance a person places on empathy. Let that sink in. And LDS polled below the average of all Americans. And those that leave an organised religion but retain religiosity, experience and increase in how they see the importance of empathy. I guess that’s why Jesus advocated away from institutional religion and preached a more generic and personal way of being religious. If Jesus were alive today he wouldn’t join any particular religious sect, and for good reason.

Another highlight from the underlying poll data was that nearly 40% of Latter Day Saints agree with the immigrant internment camps. And nearly 40% of LDS think that America has become too soft and feminine, and

More than four in ten {LDS} men (44%) agree men and women should stick to the jobs and tasks they are naturally suited for…

To get back to the thread title, male sociopathy is 3 times as prevalent as female sociopathy. And so a patriarchy (such as the LDS church) actually exacerbates the problem of leadership sociopathy.