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How to go to your page......Page 2
ISBN 0275987884......Page 6
Series Foreword by J. Harold Ellens......Page 9
Acknowledgments......Page 13
Preface by Patrick McNamara......Page 15
Volume 1 - Evolution, Genes, and the Religious Brain......Page 5
Contents: Volume 1 (with page links)......Page 7
CHAPTER 1 The Evolutionary Psychology of Religion......Page 21
CHAPTER 2 Sacred Emotions and Affective Neuroscience: Gratitude, Costly Signaling, and the Brain......Page 31
CHAPTER 3 Genetic and Environmental Influences on the Traditional Moral Values Triad-Authoritarianism, Conservatism, and Religiousness-as Assessed by Quantitative Behavior Genetic Methods......Page 51
CHAPTER 4 Religious Behaviors, Badges, and Bans: Signaling Theory and the Evolution of Religion......Page 81
CHAPTER 5 Nature’s Medicine: Religiosity as an Adaptation for Health and Cooperation......Page 107
CHAPTER 6 The Cognitive Psychology of Belief in the Supernatural......Page 143
CHAPTER 7 The Ritual Healing Theory: Therapeutic Suggestion and the Origin of Religion......Page 155
CHAPTER 8 Religion Is Not an Adaptation......Page 179
CHAPTER 9 The Cognitive and Evolutionary Roots of Religion......Page 201
CHAPTER 10 Amazing Grace: Religion and the Evolution of the Human Mind......Page 229
CHAPTER 11 The Significance of the Evolution of Religious Belief and Behavior for Religious Studies and Theology......Page 247
Index: Volume 1 (with page links)......Page 293
About the Editor and Contributors......Page 305
Volume 2 - The Neurology of Religious Experience......Page 317
Contents: Volume 2 (with page links)......Page 319
CHAPTER 1 The Chemistry of Religiosity: Evidence from Patients with Parkinson’s Disease......Page 333
CHAPTER 2 Religious and Spiritual Practices: A Neurochemical Perspective......Page 347
CHAPTER 3 Neuroimaging Studies of Religious Experience: A Critical Review......Page 365
CHAPTER 4 Religion and the Life Course: Is Adolescence an “Experience Expectant” Period for Religious Transmission?......Page 387
CHAPTER 5 Neurotheology: A Science of What?......Page 413
CHAPTER 6 Religion as a By-Product of Evolved Psychology: The Case of Attachment and Implications for Brain and Religion Research......Page 437
CHAPTER 7 Religious Conversion, Spiritual Transformation, and the Neurocognition of Meaning Making......Page 483
CHAPTER 8 Religion and the Brain: Evidence from Temporal Lobe Epilepsy......Page 503
CHAPTER 9 The Frontal Lobes and the Evolution of Cooperation and Religion......Page 521
CHAPTER 10 Mind Design and the Capacity for Ritual Performance......Page 537
CHAPTER 11 The Brain, Religion, and Baseball: Comments on the Potential for a Neurology of Religion and Religious Experience......Page 561
Index: Volume 2 (with page links)......Page 577
About the Editor and Contributors......Page 587
Volume 3 - The Psychology of Religious Experience......Page 599
Contents: Volume 3 (with page links)......Page 601
CHAPTER 1 The Neuropharmacology of Religious Experience: Hallucinogens and the Experience of the Divine......Page 615
CHAPTER 2 The Relationship between Religion and Health......Page 649
CHAPTER 3 Religion, Meaning, and the Brain......Page 681
CHAPTER 4 The Darker Side of Religion: Risk Factors for Poorer Health and Well-Being......Page 705
CHAPTER 5 The Common Core Thesis in the Study of Mysticism......Page 733
CHAPTER 6 Cross-Cultural Assessments of Shamanism as a Biogenetic Foundation for Religion......Page 753
CHAPTER 7 Schizophrenia, Neurology, and Religion: What Can Psychosis Teach Us about the Evolutionary Role of Religion?......Page 775
CHAPTER 8 Between Yang and Yin and Heaven and Hell: Untangling the Complex Relationship between Religion and Intolerance......Page 801
CHAPTER 9 The Origins of Dreaming......Page 827
CHAPTER 10 Chemical Input, Religious Output-Entheogens: A Pharmatheology Sampler......Page 849
CHAPTER 11 An Illusion of the Future: Temptations and Possibilities......Page 883
Index: Volume 3 (with page links)......Page 897
About the Editor and Contributors......Page 909
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