[ExI] Evolutionary psychology and religion
hkhenson
hkhenson at rogers.com
Tue Dec 11 05:26:57 UTC 2007
At 08:43 PM 12/10/2007, spike wrote:
>Subject: Re: [ExI] Evolutionary psychology and religion
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> >... So what reoccurring
>situation in the EEA could have led to conditions where this trait
>would promote genetic survival?
>Keith
>War for one. .. Kevin Freels
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>Both men ponder, when the solution is deceptively simple: religion
>encourages breeding.
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>One can imagine the reasons, but I would contribute that the
>feelings associated with a deep religious experience contribute to
>female libido. I cannot explain why. Ask the guys who come from a
>fundamentalist religious background, when is the best time to go out
>on a date. Universally they answer, Sunday night, right after the
>revival meeting. In my own experience the answer was Saturday
>night, right after vespers. If you were ever to get any sweet
>loving, that was your best chance.
I can't see that breeding--in a pre contraceptive era--needed any
religious support. Generally humans populated whatever space they
had to the maximum extent possible.
Keith
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>(Im not kidding this time.)
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