Another unsurprising study. I’m not sure anyone needs to be told that no matter what religion you follow, your general worldview is going to be the same as long as it involves a god that needs worship and punishes the unworthy. But in case that surprises you, at least there’s an official study now.

“It is, in each situation, a case of ‘us’ versus ‘them,’” it said. “That God did not intend for civilization to take its current shape; and that the state had failed the righteous and genuine members of that nation, and therefore God’s law supersedes man’s law.”

This worldview was common to ultranationalist Jews, like Yigal Amir, who killed Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin in 1995, to U.S. groups like Christian Identity, which is linked to white supremacist groups, and to other Christian groups that attacked abortion providers, it said.

Obviously, we’re more in danger of Muslim extremists attacking us than Jewish or Christian ones, but the fact remains that the religions themselves lead to similar worldviews. Unbelievable, that.