Introductory essay: Evolutionary science and the study of religion

Edward Slingerland · Joseph A. Bulbulia

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In this article, we introduce the general rationale behind the evolutionary cognitive science of religion, answer some sensible humanistic objections to it and defend the promise of a ‘consilient’ approach to advance the academic study of religion.

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