The Physiology of Faith
The Physiology of Faith is a free 150-page psychology ebook by N. Fakhr, published Oct 2026. It is free to download in PDF, ePub, and Kindle formats — no payment required.
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Why do people hold firmly to beliefs even when those beliefs are challenged by evidence? The Physiology of Faith explores faith as a product of the human brain, examining how beliefs are formed, protected, and defended. From the “guardian of the mind” to the psychological and biological mechanisms behind conviction, the book offers an accessible journey into the relationship between the brain, belief, doubt, and reason. It invites readers to look at faith not only as an idea, but as a human phenomenon that can be studied and understood.
Last updated: October 21, 2026
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