Our God-Shaped Brains

We tell ourselves that meaning comes from impact, passion, or finding the “one right path.” But these beliefs can leave us feeling stuck — even when our lives look perfectly fine on paper. Behavioral scientist Dave Evans describes a new approach, borrowed from design thinking, to ...  Show more

What’s the difference between being loved and feeling loved? Psychologist Sonja Lyubomirsky joins us to discuss the distinction, and how we can create a stronger feeling of closeness in our relationships. Then, in our latest installment of Your Questions Answered, psychologist Gr ...  Show more

من حلقة الدين فى عصر العلم EP44: Religion in an Age of Science من الممكن تصنيف النظريات اللى بتوصف العلاقة بين الايمان والعقلانية لفئتين رئيسيتين، على جانب هناك اصحاب رؤية ان العقل لابد من استخدامة لتبرير وتأكيد الايمان، من الممكن اننا نطلق على الرؤية دى وجهات النظر العقلانية، مح ...  Show more

Bonjour à vous qui écoutez Neurosapiens ! 

Le sujet de cette semaine est un sujet sensible je préviens d'avance ! Je vais parler de la croyance en Dieu sous le prisme de la science, et plus précisément des neurosciences. 

Nous allons répondre aux questions suivan ...

For thousands of years, people have turned to religion to answer questions about how to lead a happy, moral and fulfilling life. David DeSteno, PhD, a psychology professor at Northeastern University and author of the book “How God Works,” discusses how the structures and traditio ...  Show more

In this episode of Faith for Normal People, Christin Fort and Jared discuss how attachment theory plays into our perceptions of God, the impact of theology on mental health, and how understanding ourselves better psychologically could enrich our faith. Show Notes → ********** Th ...  Show more