Ce ideologie politică preferă oamenii cu inteligența scăzută. Concluzia unui studiu american

A study in the U.S. found that individuals with lower cognitive abilities are more likely to adhere to Christian nationalism. Conducted by sociologist Samuel Perry, the research analyzed data from the General Social Survey, revealing a correlation between vocabulary test scores and the importance placed on Christianity. Higher cognitive scores were linked to a decreased likelihood of valuing Christianity as a key American trait and supporting the Supreme Court's ban on school prayer. Perry suggests that Christian nationalism attracts those less capable of critical thinking, indicating a lack of sophisticated political reflection.