Experimental psychologist and cognitive scientist Justin Barrett joins Evan Rosa to discuss the unique qualities of being human, including executive function, hypersociality, and specialized knowledge acquisition. They explore the concept of the Imago Dei as a blueprint for individuality and discuss the psychological and biological underpinnings of human culture and the impact of technology on our biological niche.

Featuring Justin Barrett, a cognitive scientist, Pamela King, a co-author focused on human flourishing, Joanna Collicutt, a psychological scientist clergy, and Jonathan Jong, known for his research on psychology and spirituality. The discussion reveals how evolutionary psychology can enrich Christian faith. They explore Blueprint 1543's role in merging science and theology and share insights on thriving through faith and psychology. The conversation also delves into moral philosophy, the dynamics of human nature, and the transformative power of understanding mortality in our spiritual lives.

Justin Barrett, a leading psychologist from Fuller Seminary, explores the fascinating intersection of psychology and theology. He argues that psychology can enrich our understanding of faith, rather than undermine it. The conversation touches on the cognitive science of religion, highlighting how beliefs shape societies and individual behaviors. Barrett also introduces the TheoPsych Project, aimed at fostering collaboration between theologians and psychologists. This initiative seeks to bridge gaps and enhance both fields, paving the way for a deeper understanding of human belief.