Abstract
<em>Caught in the Pulpit: Leaving Belief Behind </em>expands on a pilot study of non-believing Protestant ministers that Daniel C. Dennett and Linda LaScola published in <em>Evolutionary Psychology </em>in 2010. As a continuation of the study, this slight but engaging book similarly concerns those who entered the clergy but were unable to move beyond their doubts.
Highlights
Dennett and Linda LaScola published in Evolutionary Psychology in 2010
LaScola did the empirical heavylifting, conducting in-depth interviews with thirty-five participants across the pilot study in this more substantive work, while Dennett provides an evolutionary interpretation of this data
The book is organized into seven sections with a forward by Richard Dawkins
Summary
The book is organized into seven sections with a forward by Richard Dawkins. each section is important, it is the second section—“Five Sketches”—that earns the book its title. J S 2014 Review of Caught in the Pulpit: Leaving Belief Behind. Ap Review of Caught in the Pulpit: Leaving Belief Behind
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