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Saturday, February 28, 2026
The Psychology of Religion, Chapter 31: Conclusion
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Religious beliefs—and organized group religion in particular—have been part of human civilization for thousands of years. Culturally, religi...
The Psychology of Religion, Chapter 28: Religion and Common Knowledge
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Picture a crowded church at the moment the congregation rises to its feet. Each person hears the same words and sees the same gestures. Each...
The Psychology of Religion, Chapter 27: Consciousness
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There are many unanswered questions about how the universe works, and part of the wonder of science is the recognition that for every advanc...
The Psychology of Religion, Chapter 26: religiosity & narcissism
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The combination of religion with a narcissistic style is not hard to find. Yet, some forms of faith are bound up with humility, service, an...
The Psychology of Religion, Chapter 25: Speaking in Tongues
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Some religions feature unusual behaviours that are accepted as manifestations of divinity. One striking example is glossolalia—“speaking in ...
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