Belief In Moralizing Gods
Associated Documents (5)
| Main Author | Published Year | Title | Document Type | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Roes, Frans L. | Belief in moralizing gods | Article | |||
| Bourguignon, Erika | Diversity and homogeneity in world societies | Book | |||
| Stark, Rodney | Gods, rituals, and the moral order | Article | |||
| Skali, Ahmed | Ancestral belief systems and armed conflict | Article | |||
| Purzycki, Benjamin Grant | Moralistic gods, supernatural punishment and the expansion of human sociality | Article | |||
Associated Hypotheses (6)
| Main Author | Published Year | Hypothesis | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roes, Frans L. | 2003 | Society size will be associated with a belief in moralizing gods (128). | |
| Bourguignon, Erika | 1973 | Belief in a high god will vary according to world region (48). | |
| Stark, Rodney | 2001 | In many societies, religion and morality will not be associated (621). | |
| Stark, Rodney | 2001 | Belief in moralizing High Gods will be associated with cultural complexity (621). | |
| Skali, Ahmed | 2016 | Presence of a 'moralizing god' in ethnic belief systems is associated with frequency of armed conflict events (1). | |
| Purzycki, Benjamin Grant | 2016 | Believers' perceptions of their deity's concern with human morality will be positively associated with favorable treatment of co-religionists in an allocation game (327). |