Evolutionary Processes in the Natural History of Religion

Exploring the intersection of religion and evolutionary biology, this book examines how insights from the humanities and social sciences can be integrated with the Extended Evolutionary Synthesis (EES). It critiques existing models that apply Darwinian frameworks to religion and seeks to establish a more interdisciplinary dialogue. By reversing the perspective, the work investigates how findings from religious studies align with evolutionary theories, aiming to enrich the understanding of both fields.