
 Homebrewed Christianity After The Birth of God with LeRon Shults
 May 1, 2015 
 LeRon Shults, a theology and philosophy professor at the University of Agder, dives into the evolution of religion and atheism, addressing the controversies sparked during his previous appearance. He discusses how cognitive biases, rooted in survival instincts, shape belief systems and influence societal challenges like racism and sexism. Shults advocates for understanding the biocultural evolution of religious beliefs and critiques various theological perspectives while emphasizing the impact of these beliefs on contemporary ethical dilemmas and environmental actions. 
 Chapters 
 Transcript 
 Episode notes 
 1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8 
 Intro 
 00:00 • 5min 
 Radical Theology Reimagined 
 05:12 • 5min 
 The Evolution of Belief Systems 
 10:29 • 18min 
 Integrating Disciplines: Understanding Biocultural Evolution and Religion 
 28:46 • 6min 
 Exploring the Origins of Belief and Bias 
 34:25 • 4min 
 The Complex Interplay of Bias and Belief 
 38:30 • 10min 
 Revisiting Religion: Theological Perspectives and Societal Challenges 
 48:46 • 23min 
 Religion, Ethics, and Environmental Choices 
 01:12:01 • 6min 
