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It's not about the benefits we gain from believing in this or that. Or the supposed reality of the objects these beliefs describe. 
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If you subliminally remind people about God, it can change their behaviour in all sorts of interesting ways. It can make people more honest, more obedient, more punishing, and even more persevering against impossible odds. And although it's not certain, it seems to work for atheists as well as the religious.
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Thinking about religion gives people more self-control on later, unrelated tasks; according to results from a series of recent Queen's University study.
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Whether or not you believe in divine intervention in sports — and a recent survey suggests that about 40 percent of Americans do — prayer may help athletes like football player Tim Tebow win on game day.
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