🔗 Not Exactly Rocket Science : Attendance at religious services, but not religious devotion, predicts support for suicide attacks
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Ginges found that a person's stance on martyrdom had little to do with their religious devotion or to any particular religious belief. Instead, it was the collective side of religion that affected their stance - those who frequently took part in religious rituals and services, were most likely to support martyrdom.