Spin-off: Methodological Naturalism as an Ideology?

[Christy (Christy Hemphill)]

Gregory did not like responses he got here:

Evolutionary origin of religion

Tim Keller says that Christianity isn’t a religion, it’s a Person. There is no scholarship that will in any way affect who God is or how he relates to us.

What are views at BioLogos of “Evolutionary Religious Studies”?

https://thisviewoflife.com/evolutionary-religious-studies-comes-of-age/ “the field of Evolutionary Religious Studies (ERS) emerged at the end of the 20th Century as part of a more general rethinking of all human-related subjects that gave rise to terms such as Evolutionary Psychology, Evolutionary Anthropology, and Evolutionary Economics. ERS has made rapid progress during the last 20 years, in part by organizing the vast amount of empirical information on religion that has accumulated, much a…

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Evolutionary Religious Studies and Evolutionism: Should BioLogos be neutral?

If BioLogos is serious about exploring “evolutionary religious studies” (as one moderator jpm recently said it was new to him), since it hasn’t been discussed much at BioLogos, an opportunity for discovery is near around the corner. Two presentations this coming week will be held on “Religion and the Evolution of Cooperation” in the recent series by D.S. Wilson. https://thisviewoflife.com/evolutionary-science-and-sociology/ The papers, which are the basis for the presentations, can be found li…

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Intelligent Design Forum/Questions

Since you’re a Moderator here, Mervin, I won’t press. Your generalization in this case, unfortunately, doesn’t answer my specific question (Does BioLogos position itself against the people, almost entirely atheists, who promote “evolutionary religious studies?). Be welcome to try again if you wish. Evidence for BioLogos invited authors positioning BioLogos as being against “evolutionary religious studies” should be available to support a simple “Yes” answer in BioLogos archives, so there’s no …