A decade ago, Religion, Brain & Behavior (RBB) was still a dream in the minds of its founding editors, neuroscientist Patrick McNamara, anthropologist Richard Sosis, […]
The social side of psychology I’ve been talking about the replication crisis in pretty abstract terms, but it’s important to remember that there are people […]
The beauty of a theoretical mess The last post was a brief overview of the replication crisis. If you haven’t already, check it out here. […]
What is the replication crisis and why did it happen? If you haven’t already heard – there’s a replication crisis going on in psychology. At […]
After five years of working for Science on Religion, my time here is at an end. Over these five years, I have reported on a […]
Atheist Delusions: The Christian Revolution and Its Fashionable Enemies has a most unfortunate title, and one not of the author’s making (the subtitle is Hart’s […]
The word “religion” usually brings to mind complicated belief systems, rituals, and symbolic engagements with a higher reality – all of which seem well beyond […]
Michael Ruse is a professor of philosophy at Florida State University and a worldwide expert on the relationship between religion and science. His work has […]
“Mind-body medicine,” or the integration of spiritual practices with techniques for healing, is a big topic these days. While many of the practices that go […]
In Europe and North America, most religious people are Christian. This means that debates between theological liberals and conservatives in these countries are often about […]
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