The samples were not all that large, so it's all a bit hit and miss. But it does open up some interesting thoughts.
I think religious people can be quite selfish. Their main goal in life is to ensure they go to heaven/paradise.
An interesting idea and always good to see religeon treated with suspicion, but clearly these findings are just a load of made up cr@p based on the prejudices of the researchers, who don't really offer anything by way of evidence. Obviously, a lot of religeous people are selfish bastards, while there are plenty of kind and decent atheists, but who needs The Journal of Social Science to tell them that?
The only difference between religious and non religious people is the factor of suncream they'll have to use <burnyfire>
