How we believe: the search for God in an age of science

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Preface - the God question - a moral dilemma for Dr Laura. Part 1 God and belief: do you believe in God? is God dead? the belief engine why people believe in God o ye of little faith. Part 2 Religion and science: in a mirror dimly, then face to face the storytelling animal God and the ghost dance the fire that will cleanse Gould's dangerous idea.

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