Alpha God: The Psychology of Religious Violence and Oppression
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Alpha God: The Psychology of Religious Violence and Oppression

by Hector A. Garcia

Religion Psychology
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In Alpha God, Hector A. Garcia investigates the evolutionary psychology underlying religious violence and oppression. The book explores how primal instincts for dominance and submission shape faith-based extremism, control, and societal harm. By connecting biology to religious behavior, it provides a framework for comprehending and addressing these persistent issues.

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Alpha God delves into the psychology behind religious violence and oppression, drawing on evolutionary principles to explain human behavior in religious contexts.

The book analyzes how dominance hierarchies and alpha male dynamics manifest in religious structures, contributing to patterns of aggression and subjugation.

Through a scientific lens, it addresses the mechanisms that perpetuate oppression within faith communities, offering insights into the intersection of biology and belief.

Garcia's work highlights the need for understanding these psychological forces to mitigate their harmful impacts on society.

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