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Michael MartinThe Cambridge Companion to Atheism yazarı
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Concerning gender equality, nations marked by high degrees of organic atheism are among the most egalitarian in the world, while highly religious nations are among the most oppressive.
Concerning international poverty rates, the United Nations’ Report on the World Social Situation (2003) found that of the forty poorest nations on earth, all but one (Vietnam) are highly religious nations with statistically minimal or insignificant levels of atheism. Concerning illiteracy rates, the same report found that of thet hirty-five nations with the highest levels of youth illiteracy rates, all are highly religious nations with statistically insignificant levels of organic atheism.
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Hume saw what Locke had not: that theism was fundamentally incompatible with empiricism.
We can see how morality helps religion. It is harder to see how religion helps morality.
According to the 2004 Report, the five highest ranked nations in terms of total human development were Norway, Sweden, Australia, Canada, and the Netherlands. All five of these countries are characterized by notably high degrees of organic atheism. Of the top twenty-five nationsrankedonthe “Human Development Index,” all but one (Ireland) are top-ranking nonbelief nations, containing very high percentages of organic atheism. Conversely, of those countries ranked at the bottom of the “Human Development Index” – the bottom fifty – all are countries lacking statistically significant percentages of atheism.
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