Trackbacks for article: "Biocultural Evolution or Gene-Culture-Coevolution":
Religions and Fertility in the US - GSS-Data
Excerpt: There are many high-fertile religious communities out there - as, for example, the Old Order Amish. Other religious groups, as the Shakers, who didn't manage (or chose) to have enough children, succumbed to (bio-)cultural evolution as well. In contrast...
Weblog: Biology of Religion
Date: 03/06/2010 19:36
Clips about the Evolution of Homo sapiens
Excerpt: Living in Europe, it is rather easy to assume that people around the world would share a perspective on the evolution of our species. But as I learned from some comments and mails, this is not the case. Therefore, I decided to present the scientific st...
Weblog: Biology of Religion
Date: 26/02/2010 21:37
Biokulturelle Evolution
Excerpt: Es soll immer noch Leute geben, die behaupten, "Evolution" sei ein rein biologischer Begriff. Dabei stammt "Evolution" - und übrigens auch "genetisch"! - aus der Sprachwissenschaft, die bereits Jahrzehnte vor Charles ...
Weblog: Natur des Glaubens
Date: 02/01/2010 14:41
Social and Secular Progress - Good news for Religion?
Excerpt: For some years, a range of empirical studies (e.g. Inglehart & Norris in "Sacred and Secular", 2004) confirmed a global correlation of religiosity to societal levels of want and income inequality and (especially) insecurity. As respective...
Weblog: Biology of Religion
Date: 19/12/2009 20:09
