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	<title>Comments on: Episode 65: God and Self Help, Synchronicity, and Listener Feedback</title>
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		<title>By: Eric</title>
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		<description>Dr. Britt, I am finding your podcasts intrequing and your style very entertaining. You have helped my understanding of many things &quot;mental&quot;. I enjoy the candor with which you operate, as well as the interjections of genuine humor as you deal with what could be some rather soporific subjects.

Your mention of &quot;religiousity&quot; in this past episode, as well as passing comments in previous podcasts, caught my attention. I would be interested in hearing about the affects of religiousity on the human psyche in a future podcast. As you know, one&#039;s religious views greatly affect how one handles such things as sexuality, relationships, work ethic, feelings of guilt (And how they are/are not dealt with), how one deals with grief, cognitve dissonance, etc.

I appreciate that this forum is focused on scientific exploration and the implied findings, and that is what I&#039;d like to find out: what have psychologist discovered about the effects of one&#039;s religiousity on their mental outlook and mental health? This would not have to be limited to Chrisitanity and Western Civilization per se; I would anticipate that religiousity would have implcations that cross the boundries of all religious systems and cultures.

Again, thanks for the work you are doing. I enjoy it immensely.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dr. Britt, I am finding your podcasts intrequing and your style very entertaining. You have helped my understanding of many things &#8220;mental&#8221;. I enjoy the candor with which you operate, as well as the interjections of genuine humor as you deal with what could be some rather soporific subjects.</p>
<p>Your mention of &#8220;religiousity&#8221; in this past episode, as well as passing comments in previous podcasts, caught my attention. I would be interested in hearing about the affects of religiousity on the human psyche in a future podcast. As you know, one&#8217;s religious views greatly affect how one handles such things as sexuality, relationships, work ethic, feelings of guilt (And how they are/are not dealt with), how one deals with grief, cognitve dissonance, etc.</p>
<p>I appreciate that this forum is focused on scientific exploration and the implied findings, and that is what I&#8217;d like to find out: what have psychologist discovered about the effects of one&#8217;s religiousity on their mental outlook and mental health? This would not have to be limited to Chrisitanity and Western Civilization per se; I would anticipate that religiousity would have implcations that cross the boundries of all religious systems and cultures.</p>
<p>Again, thanks for the work you are doing. I enjoy it immensely.</p>
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