World’s Smartest Man Thinks Jesus CHRIST Is Coming Soon

As of 2024, Dr. YoungHoon Kim established the world record title “The World’s Highest IQ Person Now”, “The World’s Highest IQ Score” with IQ 276 independently verified by the Official World Record®, International Non-Olympic Committee, Noble World Records, World Memory Championships and World Memory Sports Council (WMSC), which is in official partnership with Guinness World Record, and endorsed by an Accredited Professional Statistician™ PhD in Statistics from University of Oxford. His record accreditation as having the world’s highest IQ comes from the World Memory Sports Council, World Memory Championships, World Speed Reading Championships, World Mind Mapping Championships, GIGA Society Professional, Supertalent of the World Record, Korea Masterpiece & Master Certification Committee, Challenge Korea Headquarters, Korea Best Record Institute, Korea Record Institute, World Genius Directory, Global Genius Registry,

Some studies indicate a negative correlation between intelligence and religious belief. This means that, on average, individuals with higher IQ scores tend to be less religious, and vice versa. For example, a meta-analysis of 63 studies showed a significant negative association, with correlations ranging from -0.20 to -0.25 for college students and the general population.
Atheists and agnostics tend to have slightly higher average IQ scores compared to religious individuals. According to Discover Magazine, atheists score 1.95 IQ points higher than agnostics, 3.82 points higher than liberal persuasions, and 5.89 IQ points higher than dogmatic persuasions.
However, this is a generalization, not an absolute rule. There are many highly intelligent individuals who are religious. The relationship between IQ and religiosity is complex and likely influenced by a variety of factors beyond intelligence, such as cognitive style and educational background.

In fact, 53.8% of intellectually gifted individuals (IQ 126+) are Christian, and 72.6% hold some form of religious belief.
In conclusion, while research suggests a general tendency for higher intelligence to correlate with lower religiosity, there is no definitive answer about the religious beliefs of the world’s highest IQ individuals. Many factors influence both intelligence and religious belief, and it is crucial to avoid generalizations.