Darwin's Cathedral: Evolution, Religion, and the Nature of Society
David Sloan Wilson investigates how religious groups operate as adaptive units shaped by evolution, offering a scientific perspective on religion's role in human society and cooperation.
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Darwin's Cathedral examines the relationship between evolution, religion, and social organization.
The book considers how religious groups may function as adaptive units shaped by natural selection.
David Sloan Wilson draws on evolutionary biology to analyze the role of religion in human societies.
The work addresses broad questions about cooperation, group behavior, and cultural evolution.
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