Theology after the birth of God: Atheist conceptions in cognition and culture

New York, NY: Palgrave-Macmillan (2014)
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Abstract

Engaging recent developments within the bio-cultural study of religion, Shults unveils the evolved cognitive and coalitional mechanisms by which god-conceptions are engendered in minds and nurtured in societies. He discovers and attempts to liberate a radically atheist trajectory that has long been suppressed within the discipline of theology.

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