The article outlines an approach to computer modelling called “human simulation,” whose
development has been explicitly oriented towards addressing societal problems through …

The shift of attention from the decline of organized religion to the rise of post-Christian
spiritualities, anti-religious positions, secularity, and religious indifference has coincided with …

This article provides scholars of nonreligion and secularism with an introduction to some of
the major opportunities and challenges associated with the growing application of …

How and why does the increasing number of religiously unaffiliated and nonbelieving
individuals look for beliefs, meaning, and identities outside religious frameworks? Why are …

Names: Wildman, Wesley J., 1961–author.| Shults, F. LeRon, author. Title: Modeling religion:
simulating the transformation of worldviews, lifeways, and civilizations/Wesley J. Wildman …

This paper presents the findings of an agent-based model of the shift toward liberal opinions
over time within contemporary European populations. Empirical findings and theoretical …

How can we account for humans' ubiquitous and exceptional propensity to believe in gods?
Many in the cognitive sciences of religion posit that there is dedicated machinery or a suite …

With the rise of Covid-19, quarantine has highlighted the necessity of having an ecommerce
business, and it's now safe to say that if you don't have one, you're losing a lot of revenue …

Despite the growth of Non-Religion Studies in recent years, historical changes within
secularity remain underexplored and there is a shortage of extensive longitudinal studies …

The purpose of this qualitative descriptive study was to understand how Christian secondary
education science teachers in Southern California Christian high schools describe …