What Jon Haidt thinks about evolutionary biology
Social psychologist at NYU Stern, author of The Righteous Mind, The Coddling of the American Mind and The Anxious Generation. He writes at After Babel.
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Our readingSpirituality is a real part of human nature and central to flourishing, whether or not God exists.
Their wordsI approach spirituality as a social scientist who believes that whether or not God exists, spirituality is a deep part of human nature, shaped by natural selection and cultural evolution, and central to human flourishing and self-transcendence.
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