Just curious... what does "religion in an evolutionary
perspective" mean, in
the context of these books?  Are they trying to discuss how religion
"evolved" - obviously in a non-Dawinian sense?

(Somehow, I can see "evolution from a  religious perspective" as not OT -
perhaps contrasting, comparing or even trying to intergrate Dawininism,
neo-Darwinism, etc. with religious beliefs; but if my guess in the above
paragraph is correct, this would indeed seem OT, as there's no "sci.bio."
component.)  (...or maybe I'm being too literal.)  Regards, Brett.

"Judas Priest"  wrote in message
news:br0dr1$2ks5$1{at}darwin.ediacara.org...
> I have just finished reading two books on religion in an evolutionary
> perspective - Boyer: 'Religion Explained' and Wilson: 'Darwin's
> Cathedral'. They end up with different conclusions. Have these
> books/subjects been discussed on this list? I tried a search, but got
> nothing. If this is OT, I'm sorry - please guide me somewhere else.
> Regards'  Judas Priest
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