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|a BL53.A88 2002
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|a Atran, Scott,
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|a In gods we trust:
|b the evolutionary landscape of religion/
|c Scott Atran
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|a Oxford ;
|b Oxford University Press,
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|a New York:
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|a xvi, 348 p., [24] p. of plates :
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|a Evolution and cognition
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|a Includes bibliographical references (p. [301]-336) and index
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|a Introduction: An evolutionary riddle--Pt. 1: Evolutionary sources. The mindless agent: Evolutionary adaptations and by-products. God's creation: Evolutionary origins of the supernatural--Pt. 2: Absurd commitments. Counterintuitive worlds: The mostly mundane nature of religious belief. The sense of sacrifice: Culture, communication, and commitment--Pt. 3: Ritual passions. Ritual and revelation: The emotional mind. Waves of passion: The neuropsychology of religion--Pt.4: Mindblind theories. Culture without mind: Sociobiology and group selection. The trouble with memes: inference versus imitation in cultural creation. Conclusion: Why religion seems here to stay.
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|a Psychology, Religious
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|a Genetic psychology
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