What hypotheses do you have about whether religious people are more likely to have moral integrity versus moral hypocrisy? Can you think of people in your life who display one tendency or the other-and can you see patterns in the two types of people? Do you think one path over the other is based on life experiences, related personality traits, forms of religion, or other variables? Can you think of a way to scientifically test your hypotheses?
What will be an ideal response?
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