I read an overview/summary of the book "The Biology of Religious Behavior: The Evolutionary Origins of Faith and Religion" by Jay R. Feierman, and the review was written by John P. Hoffmann. I found this book review through a link on the database of ProQuest. This review discussed a lot about religious behavior, which was perfect because that is exactly what I'm researching. It gave me a lot of information about religious behavior and why people follow a religion.
I agree with the article because religion does have an evolutionary basis, probably because of how our minds are shaped. If it is really against human nature, then why would it be so widespread and for so long.
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