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• Claire White’s An Introduction to the Cognitive Science of Religion Establishing CSR in University Curricula?

  Luther H. Martin

  135–146

  2022-04-20

• Five Issues in the Debate A Response to Critics

  Claire White

  226–238

  2022-04-20

• Science Is Disruptive, Science of Religion Particularly So

  Konrad Talmont-Kaminski, Andrew Atkinson

  213–225

  2022-04-20

• How Cognitive Is the Cognitive Science of Religion?

  Eva Kundtová Klocová

  158–166

  2022-04-20

• Religion as a Testing Ground for Cognitive Science

  Andrew Shtulman

  200–212

  2022-04-20

• Cognitively Accessible Words Associated with God as Effective Lexical Primes

  Michael B Kitchens, Isabella M Lang, Sydney E Petrasic, Brian C Remper, Brittany M Wilson

  78–101

  2022-11-16

• What Does CSR Believe about Religion and CSR?

  Peter C Hill, Kevin S Seybold

  190–199

  2022-04-20

• Some Vision Impairments in the Cognitive Science of Religion

  Benjamin Grant Purzycki, Theiss Bendixen

  167–177

  2022-04-20

• The Missing Cultural Lens in the Cognitive Science of Religion

  Ronald Fischer

  178–189

  2022-04-20

• Phenomena, Mechanisms, and Levels of Analysis in the CSR

  Ann Taves

  147–153

  2022-04-20

• Cognitive Science of Religion? In the Future Tense?

  Jeppe Sinding Jensen

  154–157

  2022-04-20

• A Brief Overview of Claire White’s An Introduction to the Cognitive Science of Religion

  Armin W. Geertz

  130–134

  2022-04-20

• An Introduction to the Cognitive Science of Religion

  Armin W. Geertz

  129–129

  2022-04-20

• The Categorical Preference of the Mind Assessing the Proposed Cognitive Hierarchy of Templates in CSR Using Pictorial Preference

  Michael Miller, Jill Thorson, Paul Robertson

  2-31

  2022-07-27

• Social and Cognitive Perspectives on the Sermon on the Mount, edited by Rikard Riotto, Colleen Shantz, and Petri Luomanen.

  Daniel Ullucci

  73–76

  2022-07-27

• How Ritual an Animal? Harvey Whitehouse on Ritual, Trust, and Cooperation

  Kim Sterelny

  140–152

  2022-11-16

• Reappraising Objects of Desire Through Practices of Devotion A Cognitive Historiographical Approach to Religious Claims in Medieval India

  Travis Chilcott

  155-181

  2017-02-01

• Rituals, Music, and the Landscape Metaphor

  Dor Shilton, Eva Jablonka

  129–139

  2022-10-03

• Gods in Disorder

  Robert N. McCauley, George Graham

  94–111

  2021-08-03

• SEEKING God’s Presence The Dopaminergic-Defense Hypothesis

  John Hunter

  32–68

  2022-07-27

• The Impact of Ritual on Child Cognition, by Veronika Rybanska

  Gabriella Óturai

  69–72

  2022-07-27

• The Fine Lines between Mental Disorders and Religious Experiences

  Armin W. Geertz

  1–2

  2021-08-03

• Advancing the Cognitive Science of Religion through Replication and Open Science

  Suzanne Hoogeveen, Michiel van Elk

  158–190

  2021-02-06

• The Cognitive Science of Imagination and Religion

  Valerie van Mulukom

  5-20

  2020-01-30

• Representing Group Rituals Their Embeddedness and the Vulnerability of Fanatic Members to Extreme Behaviors

  Idhamsyah Eka Putra

  122–128

  2022-11-16