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  <tableOfContents>Why cooperation makes a difference / Sarah Coakley and Martin A. Nowak -- "Ready to aid one another" : Darwin on nature, God, and cooperation / John Hedley Brooke -- Altruism : morals from history / Thomas Dixon -- Evolution and "cooperation" in late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century America : science, theology, and the social gospel / Heather D. Curtis -- Five rules for the evolution of cooperation / Martin A. Nowak -- Mathematical models of cooperation / Christoph Hauert -- Economics and evolution : complementary perspectives on cooperation / Johan Almenberg and Anna Dreber -- Social prosthetic systems and human motivation : one reason why cooperation is fundamentally human / Stephen M. Kosslyn -- The uniqueness of human cooperation : cognition, cooperation, and religion / Dominic D.P. Johnson -- Self-denial and its discontents : toward clarification of the intrapersonal conflict between "selfishnes" and "altruism" / Maurice Lee -- Unpredicted outcomes in the games of life / Jeffrey P. Scholss -- What can game theory tell us about humans? / Justin C. Fisher -- How not to fight about cooperation / Ned Hall -- The moral organ : a prophylaxis against the whims of culture / Marc D. Hauser -- A new case for Kantianism : evolution, cooperation, and deontological claims in human society / Friedrich Lohmann -- Nature, normative grammars, and moral judgments / Jean Porter -- The Christian love ethic and evolutionary "cooperation" : the lessons and limits of Eudaimonism and game theory / Timothy P. Jackson -- Altruism, normalcy, and God / Alexander Pruss -- Evolution, altruism, and God : why the levels of emergent complexity matter / Philip Clayton -- The problem of evil and cooperation / Michael Rota -- Evolution, cooperation, and divine providence / Sarah Coakley.</tableOfContents>
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