Can certain passages from the writings of Richard Dawkins, or
Muhammad, leave a bad taste in the mouth for Christians? According
to the psychologists Ryan Ritter and Jesse Lee Preston, they do
quite literally.
Ritter and Preston, from the University of Illinois, asked 88
Christian student volunteers to taste a lemon drink and rate (out
of five) how bitter, sour, sweet, delicious and disgusting it
was.
Then, supposedly to help clense the pallette, they were asked ...
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