… proposed by Barrett himself in his account of “theological correctness,” to be discussed
further below: see Justin L. Barrett, “Theological Correctness: Cognitive Constraints and the …

… Clark and Barrett point out, this coheres well with how cognitive … Similarly to Plantinga, they
argue that this kind of direct belief-… and constrained by implicit beliefs, one expects cognitive …

… of cognition and culture always constrain religious expression. (… It is absolutely legitimate to
study religion inside an exclusive … cognitive mechanisms underpinning god belief (eg, Barrett …

… , and constrain beliefs and behaviours considered religious. … cognitive scientists of religion
who have studied religious … of beliefs, theological correctness, and religious education; and …

… not subject to the constraints of time and space. However, as … Kelly Clark and Justin Barrett
refer to Calvin's sensus divinitatis, … Asked about the accuracy of those statements, participants …

… religion, one that comes out of an evolutionary-cognitive study, and consider the role and
epistemic status of theology, … Clark and Barrett suggest that the cognitive mechanisms that CSR …

… Barrett and Visala add that not all religious beliefs are natural in this sense. Especially, …
They argue that evolved cognitive biases canalize and constrain religious belief, but cannot …

… Christian theology as a specific aspect of the theological life; … system 1 cognitive processes
(eg, see Scott & Barrett, this … notions about God, Barrett, 1999; Barrett, 2002; Slone, 2004) has …

… what cognitive scientists call the hyperactive agency detection device (HADD). As Justin
Barrett … fill in the story—both positing cognitive dispositions that “bias” or “constrain” the kinds of …

… My most profound thanks go to Justin Barrett and Kutter Callaway for our weekly cross-training …
Barrett J (1999) Theological correctness: cognitive constraint and the study of religion. …