The Evolutionary Explanation of Religion and History"
Charles Brough
There has been considerable confusion and controversy over the book because it deals objectively with subjects that involve both our religious and secular beliefs. So, almost everything in it is "politically incorrect."
This website was set up by the author to honestly explain what the book is all about so the reader can intelligently judge whether he wants to even attempt to read it. To the unacademic, it is not easy reading. Also, it is fundamentally different from what the reader is used to and expects. Consensus social science theory keeps it'self reconciled with religious and secular ideals, and they involve a god who answers prayers. The book does not and is uncompromising in that respect. In that sense, it is atheistic.
On the Question page, there are ten questions held by both the intelligent lay and academic communities. The social evolutionary answers are listed below them.
The Research Page
Includes a schematic chart depicting the social evolutionary process human societies have undergone.
Since the concept of social evolution has until now been comparatively undeveloped, the subject and, hence, the chart, has made it necessary to develop a list of terms that are functionally defined in the book's glossary. Most key terms used in social theory are multi-meaning, hence convenient tools for use in rationalizing---In trying to reconcile science and religion. Only single-definition Glossary terms are used in either the book or chart. Social theorists also use at least twenty-one word-use stratagems in the rationalizing. The twenty-one are all listed in the book's Appendix. They are not used by the author.