Description
Explore the intersection of evolutionary biology and brain science with Gods Brain. This book by Lionel Tiger and Michael McGuire examines the origins and purpose of religion, proposing that the brain creates and sustains religious concepts to cope with innate neurological and social needs. Learn about brainpain and brainsoothing and how religion serves as a coping mechanism. The authors combine scientific research with real-world examples to discuss religions effects on the brain, its role in socialization, sexual regulation, and its palliative effects. The paperback edition includes a preface discussing the paradoxical impacts of religion throughout history. This fascinating book offers key insights into the complexities of the human brain and the role of religion.