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Over just over 20 years from the beginning of January 1998 through today, there have been 69 killers committing 66 mass public shootings in the United States where at least four people have been killed. Of those attacks, just four have been identified as Christians, with just three clearly regular churchgoers. With 70 percent of Americans identifying themselves as Christians and over 33 percent going to church at least once a week, those numbers are a long way away from the 48 or 23 we would respectively expect.<ref>[https://dailycaller.com/2018/05/26/religion-of-mass-public-shooters/ ''What Is The Religion Of Mass Public Shooters?''] by John Stott, ''Daily Caller'', 2018</ref>}} | Over just over 20 years from the beginning of January 1998 through today, there have been 69 killers committing 66 mass public shootings in the United States where at least four people have been killed. Of those attacks, just four have been identified as Christians, with just three clearly regular churchgoers. With 70 percent of Americans identifying themselves as Christians and over 33 percent going to church at least once a week, those numbers are a long way away from the 48 or 23 we would respectively expect.<ref>[https://dailycaller.com/2018/05/26/religion-of-mass-public-shooters/ ''What Is The Religion Of Mass Public Shooters?''] by John Stott, ''Daily Caller'', 2018</ref>}} | ||
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== Atheists and psychological factors related to mass shooters == | == Atheists and psychological factors related to mass shooters == | ||
Revision as of 16:17, August 6, 2019
The FBI has some done preliminary research on the psychology of mass shooters: FBI on psychology of mass shooters.
There have been a significant amount of atheists who have been mass shooters (see: List of atheist shooters and serial killers).
John Stott in his 2018 Daily Caller article entitled What Is The Religion Of Mass Public Shooters? wrote:
| “ | Just 16 percent have any type of religious affiliation at the time of their attacks, with a slight majority of those being Muslims.
Over just over 20 years from the beginning of January 1998 through today, there have been 69 killers committing 66 mass public shootings in the United States where at least four people have been killed. Of those attacks, just four have been identified as Christians, with just three clearly regular churchgoers. With 70 percent of Americans identifying themselves as Christians and over 33 percent going to church at least once a week, those numbers are a long way away from the 48 or 23 we would respectively expect.[1] |
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Mass shooters often have these characteristics:
1. Frequently are sociopaths or psychopaths (see: Atheism and sociopathy and Atheism and psychopathy).
2. Most mass shooters are men. The majority of atheists are men (see: Atheism and women).
3. Tend to be proud, narcissists who crave attention (see: Atheism and arrogance and Atheism and narcissism).[2]
4. Many are loners (see: Atheism and loneliness and Atheism and social outcasts and Atheism and social/interpersonal intelligence and Atheism and marriage).
5. Many have mental illness (see: Atheism and mental illness).
6. Often kill themselves or engage in "death by cop" (see: Atheism and suicide).
7. Frequently tend to kill out of revenge/bitterness/unforgiveness/anger (see: Atheism and bitterness and Atheism and forgiveness and Atheism and anger and Atheism and love).
8. Often have poor emotional control (see: Atheism and negative emotions/thoughts).
9. Frequently are very unhappy people (see: Atheism and happiness and Atheism and depression).
10. Many are disgruntled people with a sense of entitlement (see: Atheism and gratitude and Atheism and envy).[3]
11. Most come from fatherless homes (see: Atheism and illegitimate births and Atheism and divorce and Atheism and poor relationships with parents and Psychology of atheism).[4]
12. They often see violence as the only answer (see: Atheism and violence and Irreligion and domestic violence and Atheism and mass murder and Atheist atrocities and Atheism and human rights violations).[5]
13. Many are active on the internet and frequently it is found that they have posted disturbing things on social media and/or other websites (see: Atheism and the internet).
See also
- Irreligion, psychopathy, crime, violence and antisocial behavior
- Atheism and its anti-civilizational effects
- Atheism and mass murder
- Atheism and morality
- Atheism and alcoholism
- Atheism and drug addiction
- Irreligious prison population
- Religion and crime reduction
References
- ↑ What Is The Religion Of Mass Public Shooters? by John Stott, Daily Caller, 2018
- ↑ American Narcissism and Mass Shooters, Psychology Today
- ↑ American Narcissism and Mass Shooters, Psychology Today
- ↑ Shootings and Fatherlessness: A Clarification on the Data, Crisis Magazine
- ↑ 11 Shocking Common Traits Of Mass Shooters