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392 THE GOD DELUSION64 This account of the Dover trial, including the quotations, is fromA. Bottaro, M. A. Inlay and N. J. Matzke, 'Immunology in thespotlight at the Dover "Intelligent Design" trial', NatureImmunology 7, 2006, 433-5.65 J. Coyne, 'God in the details: the biochemical challenge toevolution', Nature 383, 1996, 227-8. The article by Coyne andme, 'One side can be wrong', was published in the Guardian,1 Sept. 2005: http://www.guardian.co.uk/life/feature/story/0,13026,1559743,00.html.The quotation from the 'eloquent blogger' is at http://www.religionisbullshit.net/blog/2005_09_01_archive.php.66 Dawkins (1995).The antbropic principle: planetary version61 Carter admitted later that a better name for the overall principlewould be 'cognizability principle' rather than the alreadyentrenched term 'anthropic principle': B. Carter, 'The anthropicprinciple and its implications for biological evolution',Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London A,310, 1983, 347-63. For a book-length discussion of the anthropicprinciple, see Barrow and Tipler (1988).68 Comins (1993).69 I spelled this argument out more fully in The Blind Watchmaker(Dawkins 1986).The anthropic principle: cosmological version70 Murray Gell-Mann, quoted by John Brockman on the 'Edge'website, http://www.edge.org/3rd_culture/bios/smolin.html.71 Ward (1996: 99); Polkinghorne (1994: 55).An interlude at Cambridge72 J. Horgan, 'The Templeton Foundation: a skeptic's take',Chronicle of Higher Education, 7 April 2006. See alsohttp://www.edge.org/3rd_culture/horgan06/horgan06_index.html.73 P. B. Medawar, review of The Phenomenon of Man, repr. inMedawar (1982: 242).74 Dennett (1995: 155).
NOTES TO PP. 13 3-232 393Chapter 5: The roots of religionThe Darwinian imperative75 Quoted in Dawkins (1982: 30).76 K. Sterelny, 'The perverse primate', in Grafen and Ridley (2006:213-23).Group selection77 N. A. Chagnon, 'Terminological kinship, genealogical relatednessand village fissioning among the Yanomamo Indians', inAlexander and Tinkle (1981: ch. 28).78 C. Darwin, The Descent of Man (New York: Appleton, 1871),vol. 1, 156.Religion as a by-product of something else79 Quoted in Blaker (2003: 7).Psychologically primed for religion80 See e.g. Buss (2005).81 Deborah Keleman, 'Are children "intuitive theists"?',Psychological Science 15: 5, 2004, 295-301.82 Dennett (1987).83 Guardian, 31 Jan. 2006.84 Smythies (2006).85 http://jmm.aaa.net.au/articles/14223.htm.Chapter 6: The roots of morality: why are we good?86 The movie itself, which is very good, can be obtained athttp://www.thegodmovie.com/index.php.A case study in the roots of morality87 M. Hauser and P. Singer, 'Morality without religion', Free Inquiry26: 1, 2006, 18-19.If there is no God, why be good?88 Dostoevsky (1994: bk 2, ch. 6, p. 87).89 Hinde (2002). See also Singer (1994), Grayling (2003), Glover(2006).
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Chapter 5: The roots of religion
The Darwinian imperative
75 Quoted in Dawkins (1982: 30).
76 K. Sterelny, 'The perverse primate', in Grafen and Ridley (2006:
213-23).
Group selection
77 N. A. Chagnon, 'Terminological kinship, genealogical relatedness
and village fissioning among the Yanomamo Indians', in
Alexander and Tinkle (1981: ch. 28).
78 C. Darwin, The Descent of Man (New York: Appleton, 1871),
vol. 1, 156.
Religion as a by-product of something else
79 Quoted in Blaker (2003: 7).
Psychologically primed for religion
80 See e.g. Buss (2005).
81 Deborah Keleman, 'Are children "intuitive theists"?',
Psychological Science 15: 5, 2004, 295-301.
82 Dennett (1987).
83 Guardian, 31 Jan. 2006.
84 Smythies (2006).
85 http://jmm.aaa.net.au/articles/14223.htm.
Chapter 6: The roots of morality: why are we good?
86 The movie itself, which is very good, can be obtained at
http://www.thegodmovie.com/index.php.
A case study in the roots of morality
87 M. Hauser and P. Singer, 'Morality without religion', Free Inquiry
26: 1, 2006, 18-19.
If there is no God, why be good?
88 Dostoevsky (1994: bk 2, ch. 6, p. 87).
89 Hinde (2002). See also Singer (1994), Grayling (2003), Glover
(2006).
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