Religious Beliefs, Evolutionary Psychiatry, and Mental Health in America: Evolutionary Threat Assessment Systems Theory

Part I: The Origin of Evolutionary Ideas in Historical and Religious Context.- Chapter 1. Greek Philosophy, Early Christian Theology, Purpose, and Change.- Chapter 2. The Reformation and The Enlightenment.- Chapter 3. 19th Century Evolutionary Thought before Charles Darwin.- Part II: Charles Darwin's Theories of Evolution and Reactions to Them.- Chapter 4. Charles Darwin's Origin of Species.- Chapter 5. Reactions to the Darwin's Origin of Species.- Chapter 6. Darwin's Descent of Man and The Expression of Emotions.- Chapter 7. Reactions to The Expression of Emotions.- Part III: Evolutionary Psychiatry.- Chapter 8. Brain Evolution and Emotions.- Chapter 9. Fear in the Animal and Human Brain.- Chapter 10. Anxiety Disorders as Evolutionary Adaptations.- Chapter 11. Other Psychiatric Disorders as Evolutionary Adaptations.- Chapter 12. Beliefs and Psychiatric Symptoms.- Chapter 13. Evolutionary Threat Assessment Systems Theory.- Part IV: Religious Beliefs and Mental Health.- Chapter 14. Belief in God and Life-After-Death among American Adults.- Chapter 15. Religion and Death Anxiety.- Chapter 16. Belief in Life-after-Death and Mental Health.- Chapter 17. Beliefs about Life-after-Death and Psychiatric Symptoms.- Chapter 18. Beliefs about the Nature of God and Mental Health.- Chapter 19. Beliefs about One's Relationship with God and Mental Health.- Chapter 20. Belief in God as an Attachment and Mental Health.- Chapter 21. Belief in Meaning in Life and Mental Health.- Chapter 22. Religious Doubt and Mental Health.- Chapter 23. Belief in Divine Forgiveness, Evil, and Biblical Literalism and Mental Health.- Part V: Summary, Conclusions, and Recommendations for Future Research Research.- Chapter 24. Theories of Organic Evolution in Historic and Modern Perspective.- Chapter 25. Evolutionary Psychiatry and ETAS Theory.- Chapter 26. Past, Present, and Future Research on Religious Beliefs and Mental Health.