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  <tableOfContents>1. Worldview Is the Brain's Operating System / Richard Curtis -- 2. The God Debates and the Materialist Interpretation of History / Alexander Saxton -- 3. Sense and Nonsense in Religion and Belief / James Carse -- 4. All Religions Are Cousins: Religion in Human Evolution / Robert N. Bellah -- 5. Hegel's Metaphysics and Religious Pluralism / Patrick Rogers Horn -- 6. Getting "Ought" from "Is": A Practical Solution for Materialists / William F. Harms -- 7. Toward a Neuropolitics of Empathy / Gary Olson -- 8. Ethics and the Fabric of the Universe / David Ray Griffin -- 9. The Cosmological Argument for the Existence of God: An Apologia / Paul Herrick -- 10. God as Moral Praxis / Michael Benedikt -- 11. Toward a Materialist Theology, or, Why Atheists (and Marxists) Should Write Theology / Roland Boer -- 12. Is Islam Reasonable? / Kevin Barrett -- 13. Types of Religious Naturalism / Joseph Chuman.</tableOfContents>
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