Breaking the Spell
I’ve never read anything about religion since earlier school probably 25 years ago and my education was almost materialist-marxist-leninist. However I recently became interested in various religions mostly because of the diverse workplace and my ongoing philosophical education. I stumbled upon this book in a local shop, bought and started reading while commuting to work. Halfway through I became interested in evolutionary theory and learnt about meme. Because of so many references to Dennett’s earlier book I put it aside after I finished the first two parts and I think I come back to the last third one called “Religion Today” after I finish “Darwin’s Dangerous Idea” book.
Breaking the Spell: Religion as a Natural Phenomenon
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February 13th, 2009 at 5:13 pm
[…] Russia resulted in the lack of any knowledge of religion that I noted already in the review of Breaking the Spell book. A few months ago I saw this book in a local books shop and immediately bought it to widen […]
June 24th, 2009 at 11:39 am
[…] and I wanted to read more about Religion in general, not from an evolutionary point of view like in Breaking the Spell but more from cultural perspective. So I bought this book in a local bookshop and started reading […]