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Do God Primes Prime God? Converging Evidence Against the Efficacy of Experimental Religious Priming
How does religion change people? Religious priming has been used to scientifically ask this question for nearly two decades, linking religious cognition to varied outcomes – especially prosociality. Priming research has proliferated in the absence of direct evidence that religious priming tools work
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