Original paper
Are atheists undogmatic?
Abstract
Previous theory and evidence favor the idea that religious people tend to be dogmatic to some extent whereas non-religious people are undogmatic: the former firmly hold beliefs, some of which are implausible or even contrary to the real world evidence. We conducted a further critical investigation of this idea, distinguishing three aspects of rigidity: (1) self-reported dogmatism, defined as unjustified certainty vs. not standing for any...
Paper Details
Title
Are atheists undogmatic?
Published Date
Apr 27, 2017
Volume
116
Pages
164 - 170
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