I've been meaning to recommend Epiphenom for a while. As its subheading, "at the intersection of science, atheism and humanism" indicates, it has a perspective. But the analysis of new papers suggests a rather light touch. Remember, this isn't a blog which just opines about religion; rather, he analyzes data or analyzes the analysis of data. What's not to like?
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It was a pleasure to hear Tom Rees, one of my favorite religion & data bloggers, on Thinking Allowed, one of my regular podcasts.
As Psychology and Neuroscience Editor for ResearchBlogging.org, each week I choose 3-4 of the best posts from around the blogosphere in those categories. Here are my picks for this week:
There was a paper recently in PNAS on "The cognitive and neural foundations of religious belief".
Tom Rees of Epiphenom has a new paper out, Is Pe
Thanks looks like a cool blog will check it out