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Religion’s possible futures

September 23, 2020 Administrator Modeling Religious Change, Projects, Research Bulletins

Across the globe and throughout history, religiosity has been the norm. But occasionally, you find times or places where supernatural[…]

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Available for Pre-Order: Spirit Tech

September 22, 2020 Nicole Smith Publications, Spirit Tech

Kate J. Stockly and Wesley J. Wildman About the book: From psychedelic tourism to techno-geek psychonauts, spiritual seeking has finally[…]

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New Publication: Practicing Safe Sects

September 9, 2020 Administrator Publications

CMAC Research Associate F. LeRon Shults recently published Practicing Safe Sects: Religious Reproduction in Scientific and Philosophical Perspective. The book[…]

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Can we trust Psychology? Pt. 4

September 3, 2020 Administrator Research Bulletins

A Theory Problem When we’re thinking about why the replication crisis occurred, it’s easy to focus on the pervasive methodological[…]

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Ten years of Religion, Brain & Behavior

September 2, 2020 Nicole Smith Announcements

In April 2011, the first issue of Religion, Brain & Behavior was published by Taylor & Francis, adorned then as today[…]

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The Artificial University: Campus Pandemic Management Dashboard

August 25, 2020 Administrator Values in Viral Dispersion

The Artificial University (TAU) is an epidemiological model with a special feature: it takes seriously human factors in the spread[…]

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New Publication: Post-Supernatural Cultures: There and Back Again

August 24, 2020 Nicole Smith Modeling Religious Change, Publications

Wesley J. Wildman, F. LeRon Shults, Saikou Diallo, Ross Gore, Justin E. Lane Secularism and Nonreligion August 2020 Abstract: The[…]

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