Neuropsychological bases of God beliefs

Michael A. Persinger

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Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology Study and Philosophy of Religion Paranormal Experiences and Beliefs

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Preface Introduction: The Importance of Predicting the God Experience The Temporal Lobe: The Biological Basis of the God Experience Predicting Brain Factors in the God Experience Ego-centrism: The Power Behind the Proof Memory Changes and the Maintenance of Contradictions The Expectation of God: Conditioning and Sources of the Details Word Games: The Semantics of Anxiety and Anxiety Reduction Techniques for Integrating Religious Behaviors: From Rituals to Revelation The Religious Personality The Good, The Bad, and The Uncertain Index

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