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Subject: Re: Problems - (nf)
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Date: Sun, 29-Apr-84 14:54:00 EDT
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uokvax!emjej    Apr 29 13:54:00 1984

For studies indicating that areas with larger density of Christians
have a lower density of believers in various things such as UFOs,
ESP, etc., you should check out *The Skeptical Inquirer* of a few
years back, I believe some time during 1980. Why is this so? I
occasionally think it's because Christianity on the whole has had
a few centuries to have its nose rubbed in the real world; other
times, I think it's precisely analogous to finding that where IBM
users abound, you are less likely to find users of other vendors'
products.

					James Jones