Christopher Hoyt, an Associate Professor at Western Carolina University, dives into Wittgenstein's philosophy, exploring its ties to the philosophy of mind and religion. He discusses the significance of rituals and language games in shaping belief systems, emphasizing the nuanced understanding of religious dogma. The conversation also probes the cognitive science of religion, including evolutionary theories and their impacts on faith. Hoyt advocates for collaboration between Wittgensteinians and cognitive scientists to deepen insights into human cognition and spirituality.