Feeling Humans and Social Animals: Theological Considerations for an Evolutionary Account of Human Emotion
In an overview of God and evolutionary theory in recent thought, Barbour (2000) categorizes various proponents as representing either a conflict, independence, dialogue, or integration approach. Using an evolutionary psychological (EP) model of the social function of human emotions, these approaches...
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