Our God-Shaped Brains - Hidden Brain
- Rating
-
- Fav.
- Waveform
-
- Action
-
- Link
- Title
- Our God-Shaped Brains
- Description
- <p>Some think of religious faith as just that: a leap of faith. But psychologists are increasingly filling in the gaps in our understanding of how beliefs shape — and are shaped by — the human mind. This week, psychologist <a href="https://psych.ubc.ca/profile/ara-norenzayan/">Ara Norenzayan</a> explores features in the brain that are tied to our capacity for faith. And he shows how all of us, both religious and non-religious people, can use this knowledge to find more meaning in our lives.</p><p><i>For more of our reporting on religion and the mind, be sure to check out our episode "</i><a href="https://hiddenbrain.org/podcast/creating-god/"><i>Creating God</i></a><i>."</i><br /> </p>
- Author
- business@hiddenbrain.org (Hidden Brain Media)
- Publication Date
- 2024-06-17T19:00:00+00:00
- Status
- completed
- Website
- https://www.stitcher.com
- Length
- 50:50
- File
- /podcasts/Hidden Brain/1718650800-4826.mp3
- Size
- 46.55 MB
- Bitrate
- 125-CBR
- Channels
- 2
Queries: 25 | Cache Hits: 0 | Load Time: 0.0432 | 2 MB