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LRB Article PDF: Into the Mental Basement (<i>LRB</i> volume 32 number 16, 19 August 2010) 

LRB Article PDF: Into the Mental Basement (LRB volume 32 number 16, 19 August 2010)

Thomas Nagel

Those who offer scientific explanations of the pervasiveness of religion in human life are usually not religious themselves, and their explanations are not intended to be compatible with the self-understanding of those who are. Even if scientific explanations predict the persistence of religion, they tend to undermine any claim to the truth of religious beliefs. They are essentially explanations of religion from the outside, and are thought to override explanations from inside a religious point of view.

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