Being religious
cognitive and evolutionary theories in historical perspective
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Author
Publication
2013 - Pickwick Publications, Eugene, Oregon, Oregon
Language
English
Word Count
27,750 words, Guess
Page Count
111 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL30974989M
- ISBN-139781620324042
- ISBN-101620324040
- OCLC Control Number856413310
- Library of Congress Control Number2013454120
Classifications
- LCCBL41 .T85 2013
Description
"What makes us religious? What is religion? This book presents relevant research and theoretical proposals for evolutionary theories of religion and socially and ecologically adaptive theories or religion ... Turk expounds understanding of religion as a complex interplay of various capacities arising from and influencing our biological and cultural makeup. Our religious behaviors can influence our relationship towards each other and towards our environment in significant ways. He shows how some aspects of complex religious behaviors can be understood better in light of human cognition and evolutionary biology. At the same time he interprets this knowledge as being preliminary and at times inadequate in its claims of completeness and exhaustiveness because religious behaviors are niched within other religious behaviors and dependent on factors that various mono-causal theoretical approaches cannot fully conceptualize"--Provided by publisher.
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