Christian Living

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The Best And Cheapest Life And Health Insurance Policy
© 2011

by

Stephen A. Peterson


A review of thirty-one psychological and sociological research papers with regards to church attendance and religiosity as it relates to family stability and mental/physical health was conducted. The purpose of this review was to determine the utility and profitability of weekly church attendance versus low or no church attendance. The following conclusions could be drawn from these results:

• Families that attended church on a weekly basis tended to exhibit greater stability than those who had low or no church attendance.

• Family members that attended church on a weekly basis exhibited higher levels of positive self-esteem than those that had low or no church attendance.

• Family members that attended church on a weekly basis exhibited lower rates of divorce than those that had low or no church attendance.

• Family members that attended church on a weekly basis exhibited fewer instances of suicide than those that had low or no church attendance.

• Family members that attended church on a weekly basis tended to be more generous in donating their time, talent and treasure than those that had low or no church attendance.

• Family members that attended church on a weekly basis tended to exhibit higher degrees of excellent to good physical health and less debilitating illness than those that had low or no church attendance.

• Family members that attended church on a weekly basis were less involved in substance abuse and addictions than whose that had low or no church attendance.

• Married family members that attended church on a weekly basis were reported to have had less instances of adultery than those that had low or no church attendance.

• Family members that attended church on a weekly basis were reported to have higher degrees of happiness than those that had low or no church attendance.

• Children in families that attended church on a weekly basis reported to have fewer instances of social crime and were incarcerated less than those that had low or no church attendance.

• Children in families that attended church on a weekly basis were reported to have performed better in school with greater academic achievement than those children that had low or no church attendance.

It should be abundantly clear to Christian children, men and woman far and wide that your
church attendance and informed religiosity is not only valuable to your future life hereafter but to your mental and physical health in your present life. Now that you know this, you may inform your non-churched family and friend that you can sell them a very low cost health and life insurance policy with the best returns in the entire world—Christianity! Then you will be a CLU—Christian Life Underwriter!


This day was made by the Lord!
Let us be happy!
Let us be glad!
This day was made by the Lord!
Let us be glad in Salvation!
He has given us eternal life!
(My adaption of Psalm 118: 24)

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