Religijność a życie intymne studentów
Streszczenie
Sounding research conducted in 1988 among the students of the
University of Łódź shows that there is a marked dependence of religiousness
upon attitudes of ones intimate life. The dependence
is clearly visible when we compare the two extreme categories i.e.
regularly practising Catholics (attending services every Sunday)
and non-practising persons.
In the group of devout Catholics merely 2 per cent of students
have ever been ori the verge of comitting a suicide while in case of
non-practising persons over 20 per cent. Practising Catholics enter
their sexual life later; every second person has never had a sexual intercourse before (51% females and 41% males). In the case of persons who do not go to church these figures are much lower i.e.
only 16 per cent have never had a sexual intercourse (18 per cent
females and 14 per cent males).
A vast majority of informants was of the opinion that abortion
was inadmissible. However, only church-goings are definitely against
abortion, wchich is the effect of the anti-abortion campaign led
by the Roman-Catholic Church in Poland, while non-practisinq persons
do not share this view.
Non-practising informants smoke, drink alcohol and want to emigrate
from Poland more frequently than the practising Catholics,
do 8 per cent of practising and 36 per cent of non-practising students
smoke habitually, while three thirds of the former and a half
of the latter are non-smokers.
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