What science? Who did that "research"... anyway, a relationship with God is a spiritual thing, not a biological thing and not a mental thing. It's impossible to quantify a "spiritual" thing, and you have to accept the gift to even be able to discuss it much less understand it.
This proves you don't have a clue, let alone understand it.
Geneticist claims to have found God gene in humans - Washington Times
FYI BONZI is the cry of the Kamikaze Japanese suicide bombers.
The key word in your little article there is "
CLAIMS"...
Obviously you didn't even bother to click on it and read the link, which proves you have no desire to learn the truth. It's just easier for you to follow your church dogma, like a sheeple.
alright I clicked on it and read it - even if this is true or correct, it may just point to how some people believe in any kind of God. My belief is there is one God, one Way, and that has been revealed by God (not a gene).
Here is an excerpt from Wikipedia:
Although it is always difficult to determine the many interacting functions of a gene,
VMAT2 appears to be involved in the transport of
monoamine neurotransmitters across the
synapses of the brain.
PZ Myers argues: "It's a pump. A teeny-tiny pump responsible for packaging a neurotransmitter for export during brain activity. Yes, it's important, and it may even be active and necessary during higher order processing, like religious thought. But one thing it isn't is a 'god gene.'"
[2]
Carl Zimmer claimed that VMAT2 can be characterized as a gene that accounts for less than one percent of the variance of self-transcendence scores. These, Zimmer says, can signify anything from belonging to the Green Party to believing in ESP. Zimmer also points out that the God Gene theory is based on only one unpublished, unreplicated study.
[3] However Hamer notes that the importance of the VMAT2 finding is not that it explains all spiritual or religious feelings, but rather that it points the way toward one neurobiological pathway that may be important