[Buddha-l] The Chronic Dependence of Popular Religiosity upon Dysfunctional Psychosociological Conditions

[Weng-Fai Wong]

Define success. Is wiping ourselves and/or each other out a "success"?

W.F. Wong

Joseph Wickens wrote:
> I would turn that observation around and re-state it as "the more
> successful a society is the more secular it is".
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> On Sat, Dec 5, 2009 at 1:42 PM, S.A. Feite <sfeite at roadrunner.com> wrote:
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>> The Successful Societies Scale: The First Broad Based Statistical Tool for Comparing Prosperous Nation’s Socioeconomic Conditions Reveals How Dysfunctional Psychosociological Conditions Underlie the Origin and Evolution of High Levels of Popular Religiosity.
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>> http://www.epjournal.net/filestore/EP07398441_c.pdf
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>> Apparently the more secular a society is, the more successful it is.
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