Religiosity is partly genetic, and the religious are out-breeding the secular.  It follows, then, that societies will get more religious over time.  But over at Gene Expression, Razib argues that while the premises are true, the conclusion is false.  He starts by looking at Turkish data from the World Values Survey, then doggedly argues in the comments with a slew of critics.  When one reader insists:




Razib replies:





I learned a lot from the comments.  But by the end of the debate, I just wanted Razib to propose a bet…