Evolutionary Processes in the Natural History of Religion
Body, Brain, Belief
- 224 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Exploring the intersection of religion and evolutionary biology, this book examines how findings from the humanities and social sciences can align with the Extended Evolutionary Synthesis (EES). It critiques the current lack of interdisciplinary dialogue and proposes a fresh perspective by integrating insights from religious studies with evolutionary theory. The aim is to foster a deeper understanding of the evolution of religion through a more cohesive framework that bridges biological and cultural processes.
