Evolutionary Theology and God–Memes: Explaining Everything or Nothing
It is not uncommon for Darwinists and memeticists to speculate not only that god–memes (cultural units for belief in a god) evolved as maladaptive traits but also that these memes do not correspond to anything real. However, a counter–Darwinian argument exists that some god–memes evolved as adaptive...
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Wiley-Blackwell
2002
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Zygon
Year: 2002, Volume: 37, Issue: 4, Pages: 775-788 |
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Theology
B Memetics B Atheism B god–memes B memeplex B Science B Religion B Metaphysics B Methodological Naturalism B science–meme B Memes B Theism B positive correspondence to reality (PCR) B Richard Dawkins B faith–memes B Susan Blackmore B noncorrespondence to reality (NCR) |
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