Genes, Genesis, and God

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Challenging the notion that religion can be solely understood through biological explanations, this book explores the complex interplay between religious phenomena and human experience. It delves into the unique aspects of faith, spirituality, and cultural practices, emphasizing the limitations of a purely biological perspective. By examining various dimensions of religion, the author presents a compelling case for recognizing the distinctiveness of religious belief and its significance in human life.