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attribution biases

in religous beliefs

attribution theory

Augustine, Saint

Australopithecines.

Australopithecus africanus

Axelrod, Robert

Azande

baby-boomer generation

Baha’i sect

Bahai Under the Provisions of the Covenant

Barkow, Jerome

“Barn, The” (La Crescenta, Calif.)

Barna, George

Barnes, Michael

baseball

as a system of change

superstitions

Basinger, David

“Battle Hymn of the Republic

B.C.–A.D. chronological system

beautiful people myth

Beauvoir, Simone de

behavioral geneticists

and religiosity

Behe, Michael

Belief Engine

belief formation

belief in God, see God, belief in

Bentley, Richard

Beowulf

Bergman, Gerald

Berlin Wall

Bettinger, Robert

Beyond the Cosmos (Ross)

biases in attribution

Bible

authorship of

Heaven on Earth metaphors

science facts revealed in

study of

Bible Code, The (Drosnin)

Bible Prophecy (Callahan)

biblical literalism

Big Foot, Chief

Binford, Lewis

bioaltruism

Bio-Cultural Pyramid

biologists and belief in God

Biology of Moral Systems, The (Alexander)

Biophilia (Wilson)

birth order and openness to experience

Bishop. George

black religious experience

Black Coyote

Blackmore, Susan

Blanke, Olaf

body and soul

Boggs, Wade

Book of Prophecies (Columbus)

book publishing

Born to Rebel (Sulloway)

Bouchard, Thomas

Boyer, Pascal

brain

chemistry of

circuits of

evolution of

God module in

and language

modular view of

and number of relationships

and religiosity

and storytelling

Branch Davidians

Brand, Chris

Brasher, Brenda

Brett, George

Brief History of Time. A (Hawking)

Brierre de Boismont, Alexandre

Broca’s area

Brodie, Richard

Brown, Denise

Browning, Robert

Brueghel, Pieter, the Elder

Brugger, Peter

Brunvand, Jan Harold

Bryan, William Jennings

Buckley, William F.

Buddha from Brooklyn, The (Sherrill)

Burgess Shale

Buss. Leo

butterfly effect

Callahan, Tim

Calvin, John

Campbell, Joseph

capitalism

Capra, Frank

Carew, Rod

Cargo Cult Ghost Dance

Carlyle, Thomas

Carnegie Commission study of scientists and religiosity (1969)

Casti, John

Catholicism, Catholics

belief in afterlife

belief in evolution

belief in God

recruitment and conversion

Century’s End (Schwartz)

Chagnon, Napoleon

chain letters

Chalice and the Blade, The [Eisler)

chance

chaos, chaos theory

Chartres Cathedral

Chaucer, Geoffrey

chemistry

Chen, Heng-ming

Chiang, Chin-Hung

Chot Chelpan

Christian atheists

Christ’s Soon Return

church attendance

and belief in God

and openness to experience

and religiosity

church membership rates

Church of England

Church Universal and Triumphant

Churchill, Winston

Churching of America, 1776–1990, The

City of God, The (Augustine)

Clarke, Arthur C.

Clearwater, Florida

Virgin Mary appearance

Clough, Arthur H.

cognitive fluidity

Cohen, Jack

cold readings

Coles, Michael

Columbus, Christopher

conditional apocalypticism

conflicting-worlds model of science and religion

conscience

conscientiousness

and religiosity

conservatives

and belief in God

Consilience (Wilson)

consilience of inductions

Consolmagno, Guy

Constantine

contingency

and freedom

and Homo sapiens

and necessity

and problem of emphasis

and problem of meaning

contingent-necessity

convention

and observance of religion

convergence of evidence

Conversations with God (Walsh)

cooperation

and human evolution

Copernicus

Copper Eskimo

Coppola, Francis Ford

correlation coefficient (r)

correlations

Cosmides, Leda

cosmogonies

cosmogony myths

cosmological arguments for God’s existence

cosmology

see also New Cosmology

Cosmos (TV series)

courage, moral

cranes

see also skyhooks

creation

creationism

in public schools

see also New Creationism

creationists

example of human eye evolution

on science

Creator, and the Cosmos, Creation and Time, The (Ross)

Credo Quia Consolans argument (for God’s existence)

Crichton, Michael

Critiques of God (Angeles)

Cro-Magnons