Close Encounters of the Religious Kind

3 thoughts on “Close Encounters of the Religious Kind”

1. Close Encounters:

   Fascinating, informative, excellent!
   Great music!

   Are your interviews available in print form? Do you have links to the research you included?

   Keep up the good work!

   Thanks.

   • Hi James! I’m so glad you found the podcast. I don’t have the interviews in print for this episode, but here are some links to some of the research/websites:

     Lauren Swiney’s work:
     https://www.laurenswiney.com/
     Her mind-to-mind interface study described in the episode:
     https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/8af0/48c6a6111e50900d0546b14ac82914e21207.pdf

     Justin Barrett’s book (describing a lot of his work and others’ work with our “natural proclivity” to believe in religion):
     https://www.amazon.com/Born-Believers-Science-Childrens-Religious/dp/1439196540

     Tanya Luhrmann’s website (with her work):
     https://anthropology.stanford.edu/people/tanya-marie-luhrmann

   • Hi James! I’m so happy you found the podcast. I don’t have the interviews in print of this episode, but here are some links to some of the research/websites:

     Lauren Swiney’s work:
     https://www.laurenswiney.com/
     Her mind-to-mind interface study described in the episode:
     https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/8af0/48c6a6111e50900d0546b14ac82914e21207.pdf

     Justin Barrett’s book (describing a lot of his work and others’ work with our “natural proclivity” to believe in religion):
     https://www.amazon.com/Born-Believers-Science-Childrens-Religious/dp/1439196540

     Tanya Luhrmann’s website (with her work):
     https://anthropology.stanford.edu/people/tanya-marie-luhrmann

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