Supernatural selection: How religion evolved [Book Review]

The Australian Humanist (105):16 (2012)
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Brown, Jean Review(s) of: Indexer please enter the following minimum information (where available): TITLE, AUTHOR(S) and ISBN for each book reviewed.Supernatural selection: How religion Evolved, by Matt J. Rossano Oxford Press. 2010

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