Religion as Make-Believe Spectroscopy history and archaeology of a

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Religion as Make-Believe Spectroscopy history and archaeology of aTo understand the nature of religious belief, we must look at how our minds process the world of imagination and make believe. We often assume that religious beliefs are no different in kind from ordinary factual beliefs that believing in the existence of God or of supernatural entities that hear our prayers is akin to believing that May comes before June. Neil Van Leeuwen shows that, in fact, these two forms of belief are strikingly different. Our