Autism and the Church

Study Finds Correlation Between Atheism and Autism

Posted by Susan Moffitt on Wednesday, September 21st, 2011

A recent study from the University of Boston suggests that individuals with high-functioning autism are more likely to be atheists and to reject organized religion in general. Data garnered from autism forums and surveys of individuals with Asperger’s syndrome found that those respondents to be largely atheist, followed by having their own system of beliefs, [...]

Church Inclusion Increases for Autism Families

Posted by Susan Moffitt on Sunday, May 22nd, 2011

Many autism families would like to be able to attend church, but have given up on that possibility due to the obvious stress and strain of their child having to sit still for an hour (or more) or properly behave in a children’s ministry. Missing not only the worship aspect, but the support of a [...]

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