Human Truth Foundation pages (63):
What Causes Religion and Superstitions?, in the following sections:
Errors in Thinking: Cognitive Errors, Wishful Thinking and Sacred Truths, in the following sections:
Pseudoscience and Health: The World of Alternatives (to Truth), in the following sections:
Psychosomosis - the Placebo and Nocebo Effects: Curing and Causing Disease with the Mind, in the following sections:
Meditation, in the following sections:
Why Question Beliefs? Dangers of Placing Ideas Beyond Doubt, and Advantages of Freethought, in the following sections:
Altruism is an Illusion, in the following sections:
The Placebo Effect and the Positive Power of the Mind on Health, in the following sections:
The False and Conflicting Experiences of Mankind: How Other Peoples' Experience Contradict Our Own Beliefs, in the following sections:
Astrology: Do Observed Positions of the Planets Influence Our Lives in Mystical Ways?, in the following sections:
The Importance of Current Events is Amplified by our Egos, in the following sections:
The Illusion of Choice: Free Will and Determinism, in the following sections:
Simple Answers in a Complex World: What Causes Religion?, in the following sections:
The Human Ego, in the following sections:
Experiences of God are Illusions, Derived from Malfunctioning Psychological Processes, in the following sections:
Don't Panic: The World is Not About to End and Western Culture is Safe, in the following sections:
Emotions Are Biological: How Biochemistry and Neurology Account for Feelings, in the following sections:
Causes of Belief in the Afterlife and Differences Across Religions and Cultures, in the following sections:
Broken Toys and Magical Thinking, in the following sections:
Perception is Influenced By Expectation: You Can't Always Trust Your Senses, in the following sections:
Why Are There So Many Religious People? Parents, Local Culture and Inertia, in the following sections:
Religion as the Result of Human Mythmaking, in the following sections:
Religious Extremism, in the following sections:
Political Power Struggles and Identity Reinforcement: Why are People Religious?, in the following sections:
Pareidolia - Seeing False Patterns in Random Data: Faces in Toast, Bible Codes and Conspiracy Theories, in the following sections:
Why do People Join New Religious Movements?, in the following sections:
Military Inspections: What's the point?
Self Mastery, Self Development and Lifestyle Improvement
Split Brain Studies: One Mind per Hemisphere
Critical Thinking on Acupuncture: How Does it Work?: 4. The Placebo Effect
The Limbic System: The Source of Emotions in the Human Brain
Subjectivism and Phenomenology: Is Objective Truth Obtainable?: 4. Thinking Errors
Homocentricity or Anthropocentrism: Why Do Religions Think Humanity Is Central to God and Creation?
Pride and Ego as a Cause of Religion
Religion and Intelligence: 3. The Benefits and Side-Effects of Questioning Beliefs
Why are Our Memories Unreliable?: 4. Thinking Errors
Zen Buddhism: 2. Meditation
What is Skepticism and Its Values?: 1. The Problem: We are Easily Mistaken
We Easily Mislead Ourselves With Unfounded Stories
Hyperactive Agent Detection Device (the Psychology of Religion and Superstition)
Some People Become Religious to Aid Motivation to Reform Their Behaviour: 1. Simple Answers in a Complex World
Animism: 1. Hyperactive Agent Detection Device (the Psychology of Religion and Superstition)
Religion and the Fear of Death
General Neophobia in Everyday Life: Humankind's Fear of Progress and Change: 2.2. Current Events Ego
Faith Healing: Delusion, Child Abuse and Theological Concerns: 1.3. Psychosomosis
We Dislike Changing Our Minds: Status Quo Bias and Cognitive Dissonance
Spiritualism: 3.3. The Forer (Barnum) Effect
A Realistic Guide to Dream Interpretation: 1. The Elements of Dreams
Statistical Regression: Causes of Strange Beliefs and Pseudoscience
Free Speech and Defamation of Religion: 2. The Benefits of Questioning Ideas Outweigh Religious Sensitivities
Not from the Human Truth Foundation, but still relevant (16):
The Causes of Satanism, in the following sections:
Satanism is More than Humanism, in the following sections:
Satanists and Satanic Community: How many are there and what are they like?
Satan Represents Doubt: Satanic Epistemology: 1. Subjectivism and Human Errors
Satanic Life Power: 4. Psychosomosis: Strong Wills and Good Health
Satanism: The Worship of Truth: 2. Taking Truth Seriously
Satanic Symbols and Images of Satanism
Good is Derived from Evil: Satanic Theory: 5. Altruism and Ego
The Biology and Neurology of Zombies
Lesser Magic in Satanism: 2.2. Curses and Hexes
Satanic Union of Gnostic Eidolon and Daemon using Belial
The Pro-Blasphemy Position: Satanism in Action!: 1. Positive Reasons to Intentionally Blaspheme
The Goodguy Badge: 2. Altruism is an Illusion
World War Z (2013) Film Review: 2. The Infection, the Virus and the Zombies