Video presentation of a Cambridge University Lecture: John Hedley Brooke, Human Nature and Belief, Wed 8 July. On no area of human concern has Darwins impact been as keenly felt as on matters of religion. Here I shall not dwell on popular constructions of conflict between creation and evolution, which are often simplistic, but rather consider reasons why religious affiliation and practice continue to survive, despite the intellectual challenge of Darwinism.
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