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Dreaming and god concepts

McNamara's book draws on dream research to explain the generation of god concepts as ‘minimally counter-intuitive’ agents. This review examines the actual evidence McNamara presents to support that claim, and finds it lacking in several ways. Although his book does not provide a convincing argument that dreams are a source of god concepts, McNamara's insightful idea opens up new possibilities for bridging dream research and the cognitive science of religion.