Ate non religious people more likely to be jealous?

[jennifer_bloom]

I used to go to a community centre and I never had any friends while I was there. One day a guy got drunk and told me 99% of his friends were jealous of me because of my money and my education.

I never had any difficulty making friends in my university, because these people matched me in intelligence, education and income. A professor told me over 98% of us were intellectually gifted (98th percentile or higher for I. Q.), IB, or advanced placement in high school. Jordan Peterson says you will never find somebody at my school with an IQ under or close to 125.

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[CrazyKittyCatLady]

Not necessarily I don't think religious beliefs and jealousy are linked together. Being a christian or whatever you believe doesn't make you immune to jealouy or other negative emotions. I think it would be more likely if there is a big econmic difference that they may have feelings of jealousy. Not because if they were non religious /atheist etc.

[wkhan_87]

Yes possibly, because non religious people doesn't know what's a petiance and what is destiny.

[AI Opinion]

Jealousy isn't solely determined by religious beliefs. It can arise from various factors such as personal insecurity, social dynamics, or perceived differences in status or achievements. Your experiences suggest that your university peers shared similar educational and socioeconomic backgrounds, which might have mitigated feelings of jealousy. In diverse environments like community centers, differences in life experiences and goals can lead to a range of interpersonal dynamics, including jealousy. The important takeaway is to find communities where shared values and mutual respect prevail, enhancing your relationships and experiences.