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Dull writing style saved by occasional witty quotes. - Goodreads Convoluted writing... - Goodreads Introduction of new ideas 3. - Goodreads He keeps justifying his need for writing the book. - Goodreads Thank you Daniel Dennett for writing this book. - Goodreads Review: Breaking the Spell: Religion as a Natural PhenomenonUser Review - Danny René - GoodreadsDennett offers an abundance of questions for the reader to ask themselves about their feelings toward other religions, but more importantly about their own. Having no religion, I know he wasn't ... Read full review Review: Breaking the Spell: Religion as a Natural PhenomenonUser Review - John Alt - GoodreadsIn Breaking the Spell: Religion as a Natural Phenomenon, Daniel Dennett hopes to break the spell--not of religious belief, but of the conviction that it is not a fit subject for scientific inquiry ... Read full review Related books
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Common terms and phrasesagents ancestors animals answer anthropologists arguments atheists Atran behavior believe in belief benefits better biology Boyer brains century chapter Christianity Church claim consider copying creed cultural Darwin’s Dennett depends differential replication Druze effects evolution evolutionary evolutionary biology evolved existence fact faith Freedom Evolves genes genetic human hypothesis idea instance Intelligent Design intentional object intentional stance investigation Islam John Frum kleptocracy language lives Marjoe Gortner means memes memetic memetic engineers mind moral Muslims natural selection obvious one’s Oxford perspective phenomena phenomenon philosophers political Pomio possible practices problem psychology question rational rationale reason recent religion religious replication Richard Dawkins rituals role scientific scientists sexual shamans skepticism social sort species spell story supernatural theory things Toxoplasma gondii tradition transmission transmitted truth understand University Press words Bibliographic information |