Kaimeisareru shūkyō : Shinkaronteki apurōchi (Tankobon Hardcover)

Dennett's approach challenges traditional views on faith. I'm curious what motivated this perspective and how it shaped the overall argument.

The way our minds are wired for religious beliefs made me reflect on how much of faith is influenced by subconscious processes. Would love to hear others' thoughts.

Dennett questions religion from a scientific standpoint, but I wonder if some might see it as dismissive. Did anyone else feel the tone was thought-provoking yet considerate?