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Here's an interesting quote: Young adults who identify themselves as "not at all religious" have an average IQ of 103 during adolescence, while those who ident

• westbywest 16y ago
  This is perhaps misleading, and not just because IQ tests have known social/cultural biases.The same data will likely show similar disparities in IQ between other complimentary groups, e.g. between children with well-educated and less-educated parents or even between boys and girls.
  • hugh3 16y ago
    e.g. between children with well-educated and less-educated parents Well surely we should expect a genuine difference in intelligence between children of well-educated and less-educated parents? At least under the assumptions: a) Intelligence is at least partly heritable, and b) More intelligent people are likely to get more education