view of Christian (urgent)

Do you actually mean, Christian tends to agree human are greedy, jealous, self central and selfish, while most non-Christian and non believer tends to felt that human weakness cannot be get rid of, and the percentage seems to be much less than Christian?

2010-03-28 22:37:05 補充：
The survey represent that:
1.) men or women (hereafter "men") both Christian and non-Christian do had some definition to the term of "guilt", and a notable level of different understand between Christian and non-Christian);
2.) a notable different to the view on human weakness can or cannot get rid of; and
3.) both Christian and non-Christian agreed that no matter what religion background they have, men have self definition toward and/or capable to define what is wrong and what is right.

The question of "People are greedy / jealous / self-centered / selfish" (the four separate statement), with 75%-85% of Christian agreeing, represented most Christian agree that greedy / jealous / self-centered / selfish are human nature, in-separateable, as a men, most people will be greedy / jealous / self-centered / selfish, the bible teaching had some influence. with 65%-75% non-Christian agree men are greedy / jealous / self-centered / selfish, a few Non-Christian tend not to think greedy / jealous / self-centered / selfish are necessary human ingredient.

The question where "The weaknesses of humans are natural behaviour, which cannot be got rid
of" are disagreed by half of the Christian, the Christian, and the biblical teaching, present that human behaviour are not necessary fix, and people could restrain of or resist of the weakness or the "sin". Slightly more non-Christian felt that human nature is fixed, but might felt that the weakness of human behaviour could be change.

The overall question around 77% of all the people who participated in the survey agree human have a sense of right or wrong indicate clearly both side have a definition toward right or wrong, no matter what religion background there is.

Assuming you survey is as straight forward and direct as you stated. I can only simplify the conclusion as follows:

Overall speaking, most people (christian or not) think humans has a natural sense of right and wrong, which can be named as moral judgement. This mean this moral judgement is not strongly affected by faith/religious believes.

As for the survey on the human nature of greed/jealousy/self-centerness/selfishness, they are negative or "bad" behavour. It is somewhat different from the sense of right and wrong, it is about being "good" or "bad". Any your survey only question about the "bad" trait of a person which I think may be slight bias. Still, my conclusion is:

75-85% of Charistian and 65-75% of Non-Christian think that people can have bad traits or being bad. Meaning majority of human's bad traits are understood to be bad regardless of Christian believes, the marginal differnece is only 10%. And from the question on "correction" on this bad traits showed that the same margin presists that slightly more people with Christian believes think people can change, whereas non-Christians only think the ability of change is 50/50.

The full conclusion, if you may, is that majority of people still maintain the value of moral judgement of right and wrong, but for the human traits of good or bad, both Christian and non-Christian both mostly think people possess bad traits. Most non-Christian people think the ability to correct those bad traits or thinking is only 50/50. Christian faith only boost this believe of the ability to turn-around by only 10%.

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