Why people are more likely to support torture if they go to church every week?
See this research center to study Pew of the facts. Http: / / www.cnn.com/2009/US/04/30/religion.torture/index.html Wow, how do you this question? Yahoo Answers never posted on your list. I tried to ask twice and has never arisen. I guess I win by default!
If you look at the data from the Pew figures are very similar between the groups attend weekly services, monthly and rarely attend to or never attend. I think that CNN likes to create sensationalism. Of those who support torture in certain cases, you might think it is a matter of self-preservation and preservation of our freedoms. If this country is attacked, we know who they are and how many to expect. Moreover, Jesus did not teach torture. God created human life, and we must respect, love, and deal with him as he does. The National Association of Evangelicals took an anti-terror. One can understand why the public is divided on this issue. Many people are divided, even in his own mind.
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Americans, especially Catholics, approve of torture.(NATION): An article from: National Catholic Reporter
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