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Examining the associations between private religious practices, daily spiritual experiences, and cardiovascular stress reactivity
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deleteAilbhe Dempsey; Siobhán Howard; Stephen Gallagher
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Mystical dynamics: renewal, luminous light, and ego disintegration as key features associated with mystical oneness—a psychometric analysis using the PES100 in controlled psychedelic studies
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deleteKurt Stocker; Matthias Hartmann; Frederick S. Barrett; Willam Richards; Nathan D. Sepeda; Isabelle Straumann; Aaron Klaiber; Severin B. Vogt; Livio Erne; Laura Ley; Anna M. Becker; Patrick Vizeli; Friederike Holze; Matthias E. Liechti
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How remote conflict shapes religious engagement: the impact of Russian invasion of Ukraine on religiosity in Europe
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deleteRadim Chvaja; Martin Lang
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Uncoordinated, contradictory, yet cumulatively effective: how four critiques of the humanities study of religion inflict collateral damage on the scientific study of religion
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deleteWesley J. Wildman; Robert M. Ross; Ryan T. McKay; Richard Sosis; Joseph Watts; John H. Shaver; Michael E. Price; Irene Cristofori; Suzanne Hoogeveen
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Between the representationalist rock and the dispositionalist hard place?
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deleteJonathan Lewis-Jong
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Are the religious make-believing, or are they making themselves believe?
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deleteEric Funkhouser
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Double coding and the plurality of “belief”: a response to commentaries
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deleteNeil Van Leeuwen
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Making mistakes about our mental states
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deleteLaura Gow
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Can psychedelic experiences induce religious credences?
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deleteMichiel van Elk
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Why it matters that religious credence is (mostly) weaker than matter-of-facts beliefs
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Is religion just make-believe, or only for some WEIRD people?: A call for more evidence and caution
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deleteZe Hong; Maarten Boudry
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On evidential vulnerability and compartmentalization
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deleteLisa Bortolotti; Matteo Mameli
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The varieties of nonreligious experience: meaning in life among believers, non-believers, and the spiritual but not religious
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deleteWilliam Jettinghoff; Dunigan Folk; Paniz Radjaee; Aiyana Willard; Ara Norenzayan; Steven J. Heine
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“I once was blind”: experimental manipulation of religious attitudes via choice blindness
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deleteRyan McKay; Lars Hall; Thomas Strandberg; Alexandrina Vasilichi; Annabelle Gall; Petter Johansson
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Strategy and experience required: Social learning cannot explain the varieties of supernatural belief
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deleteEli Elster; Manvir Singh
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Rational atheism revisited: a comment on Disbelief by Will Gervais
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deleteNeil Van Leeuwen
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Engaging, authoritative, but also evidential
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deleteJoseph Sommer
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Atheism studies lives up to its own hype: marginal notes on Gervais's Disbelief: The Origins of Atheism in a Religious Species
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deleteStephen Bullivant
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Epistemic norm differences matter
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deleteOnurcan Yilmaz; Ozan Isler
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Corrected by collegial commentators: my beliefs about beliefs about Disbelief
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deleteWill M. Gervais
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