Monday, November 27, 2006
Keep the Faith
Does a life of looking at the books of major corporations lead one to believe in a higher power?
Certainly, it requires an act of faith to believe anything you read in a corporate audit report these days.
Perhaps that explains why a survey of 1,471 professors at religious and secular colleges about politics and faith conducted by sociologists Neil Gross of Harvard University and Solon Simmons of George Mason University found that science professors were the least religious and accounting professors were the most religious.
Certainly, it requires an act of faith to believe anything you read in a corporate audit report these days.
Perhaps that explains why a survey of 1,471 professors at religious and secular colleges about politics and faith conducted by sociologists Neil Gross of Harvard University and Solon Simmons of George Mason University found that science professors were the least religious and accounting professors were the most religious.
