Religious Children Have Difficulty Distinguishing Fact From Fiction

[Mr.Playstation]

Seece said:

MTZehvor said:
I'm pretty sure you could say the exact same thing about kids from households that told their kids that the Tooth Fairy or Santa Claus exists.

This study is irrelevant unless there's some long term effects on these kids, and I'm going to guess that, just like people who believed in Santa as a kid, that effect is nonexistent.

Not the same, all kids grow up realising that santa ect is not real, probably at an early age too. Everything religious children are taught, are expected to believe for the rest of their lives.

And quite frankly santa clause is easier to believe in than talking animals.

While children at that age think that whatever the bible says is real such as talking snakes and so on, they quickly grow up and learn that these are just symbols. In the Genesis the writers just wanted to show that God put all humans as better than all animals, the genesis does not show that god invented humans without any evoulution happeaning.