Yes. And how often are you in church. Because everytime I'm in church - which is just about every Sunday - the place is overrun by families with screaming toddlers. Or perhaps you live in God's waiting room - aka - Naples, FL or a depressed rust belt city.
Yes. And how often are you in church. Because everytime I'm in church - which is just about every Sunday - the place is overrun by families with screaming toddlers. Or perhaps you live in God's waiting room - aka - Naples, FL or a depressed rust belt city.
did they correlated age of churchgoer? b/c every time i'm in a church it's populated with AARP members; not sure they're prone to committing crime
Apparently commit less crime. Who'd a thunk it.
In this thread we will now hear from some in the peanut gallery about why this research is bogus. We'll start with someone making note of the fact the DailyMail published it, so it must be false and go on from there.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...-shoplift-drugs-download-music-illegally.html
You need to find different churches. I'm one of the oldest people in my church and it's packed full of 18-25 year old women.
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You need to find different churches. I'm one of the oldest people in my church and it's packed full of 18-25 year old women.
Epcot doesn't count as a church.
You need to find different churches. I'm one of the oldest people in my church and it's packed full of 18-25 year old women.
Based on my experience (not as a church-goer, but as a priest), I'd say the conclusion posited by the study is flat out wrong.
Based on my experience (not as a church-goer, but as a priest), I'd say the conclusion posited by the study is flat out wrong.
How do you posit a conclusion?