Religion, Brain & Behavior
Volume 1/1, 2011
ISSN: 2153-5981
Editorial
Announcing a new journal: Religion, Brain & Behavior
Patrick McNamara, Richard Sosis & Wesley J. Wildman
pages 1-4
Original Articles
Afterlife beliefs: category specificity and sensitivity
to biological priming
to biological priming
Judith Bek & Suzanne Lock
pages 5-17
Spontaneous processing of functional and non-functional action sequences
Kristoffer L. Nielbo & Jesper Sørensen
pages 18-30
Tyvan cher eezi and the socioecological constraints of
supernatural agents' minds
supernatural agents' minds
Benjamin Grant Purzycki
pages 31-45
Target Article
Evolutionary accounts of belief in supernatural punishment:
a critical review
a critical review
Jeffrey P. Schloss & Michael J. Murray
pages 46-99
Affording cooperative populations
Joseph Bulbulia & Marcus Frean
pages 66-70
Broadening the critical perspective on supernatural
punishment theories
punishment theories
Emma Cohen
pages 70-72
Stratification and supernatural punishment:
cooperation or obedience?
cooperation or obedience?
Rolando de Aguiar & Lee Cronk
pages 73-75
Supernatural punishment: what traits are being selected?
Helen De Cruz & Johan De Smedt
pages 75-77
Why God is the best punisher
Dominic Johnson
pages 77-84
Disbelief in the gods and the “cooperation enhancement”
account of supernatural punishment theory
account of supernatural punishment theory
Ryan Nichols
pages 85-87
Imagine there is no religion
Ilkka Pyysiäinen
pages 87-89
Big gods were made for big groups
Azim F. Shariff
pages 89-93
Response
How might evolution lead to hell?
Jeffrey P. Schloss & Michael J. Murray
pages 93-99
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