1. Here, via Jason Kottke. A good time and money sink.
2. Eric Rasmusen has three wishes.
3. Why women are more religious than men.
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My bet would be that part of the reason for the gender gap in open societies, is about different expectations, single mothers are at least in part looking for stable providers who they believe are more likely to be found active in religion.
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