It is commonly assumed that religious people are less intelligent - TopicsExpress

It is commonly assumed that religious people are less intelligent than those who who arent religious. Many skeptics think that Christianity and other religions are for people who do not want to think - but will blindly follow what they are told by their church. While it is true that those who have advanced degrees tend to be more atheistic than those who dont, does this correlate with intelligence or just self-sufficiency? Lets look at the data that is purported to show a negative correlation between IQ and religiosity godandscience.org/apologetics/religion_vs_iq.html

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