Title: A Terse, Yet Thoughtful Scientific Explanation For Religion
Product review: I inadvertently picked up a copy at a local library, intrigued by its premise. The authors must be commended for their plausible hypothesis accounting for mankind's religious faith. They show through neurological research - including theirs - why religious devotion has an important impact on human physiology. And then they describe, in convincing detail, how human neurology has given mankind the capacity to conceive and to embrace religious faith. Admittedly, I was highly skeptical when I started reading this book, but now I believe the authors have a plausible hypothesis worthy of investigation by both neurologists and religious scholars.
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