01602nam a2200193Ia 4500008004100000020003000041041000800071050002300079245010000102260003700202300004300239505091300282650002501195700001801220700002001238700002001258952011301278999001701391220820s9999    xx            000 0 und d  a9780567227270 0567227278  aeng  aBL240.3 b.I8 2012 0aIs Religion natural?b /cedited by Dirk Evers, Michael Fuller, Antje Jackelen, Taede A. Smedes  aLondon :bT & T Clark,cc2012.   aviii, 210 p. : b ill. ; c24 cm.   aPart I: Religion -- from a natural point of view\1. The Naturalness of Religion and theUnnaturalness of Theology\2. Are Religious Experiences Natural? BiologicalCapacities for Religion\3. Gene Theologyand Folk Biology\4. Context Sensitivity and the Folk Psychology of Souls: WhyBering et. al. got the Findings they Did\PartII: Religion -- naturally? Philosophical reflections\5. Religion -Naturally. Religion, Theology, and Science\6. Do We Need to NaturalizeReligion?\7. What's Religion For? Adilemma of the scientific investigation of religion\8. Why religious experienceis considered personal and dubitable -- and what if it were not\9. The Religionof Science\Part III: The nature of religion -- theologicalperspectives\10. Perspectiveson Theomorphism in Islam\11. What Could Theologians Possibly Learn From theCognitive Study of Religion?\12. Naturaland Revealed Religion in Early Modern British Thought.  aReligion and science  aEvers, Dirk,   aFuller, Michael  aJackelen, Antje  00104070aGETSbGETSc GENd2022-08-20l0oBL240.3 .I8 2012p00028291r2022-08-20 00:00:00w2022-08-20yBK  c40185d40185