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 - The New Sciences of ReligionBy the Editor on March 7, 2012Read more- An original and compelling scientific interpretation of religion and science that will challenge and delight students and scholars alike. 0
 - NSoR 0: IntroductionBy William Grassie on October 10, 2011Read more- What does it mean to take a scientific approach to the study of religion? Does a scientific study of religion disprove the existence of God, the reality of Nirvana, the possibilities of miracles, and the hopes of a life beyond death? 
 - NSoR 1: The Challenge of Comparative ReligionBy William Grassie on October 9, 2011Read more- There is more functional diversity within a great tradition than between great traditions. 
 - NSoR 2: The Old Sciences of ReligionBy William Grassie on October 8, 2011Read more- Early social theorists on religion all used some version of Marx's base-superstructure model of causation, though they may not have used the exact terms. Some natural or material factor that determines the beliefs and behaviors of individuals. 
 - NSoR 3: The Economics of ReligionBy William Grassie on October 7, 2011Read more- An excerpt from Chapter 3 of The New Sciences of Religion: Exploring Spirituality from the Outside In and Bottom Up (Palgrave Macmillan, 2010) Pages 65 – 67. Our second major question in this chapter is how to apply economic models to understanding religion itself. One of the first to advance such a theory was Karl Marx, who argued that religions 
 
