The late Arthur G. Neal was a Distinguished University Professor of sociology at Bowling Green State University. Helen Youngelson-Neal, an emeritus professor of economics at Portland State University, also lives in Portland, Oregon.

• Table of ContentsPreface1. Why ­Myth-Making Is Necessary2. The ­Myth-Making Process3. Religious Extremism4. The Problem of Evil5. Terrorism6. Born Again7. Illness and Wellness8. Death and Immortality9. Humans and Other Animals10. Human Sexuality11. Alpha and Omega12. The Secular ApocalypseReferencesIndex

The late Arthur G. Neal was a Distinguished University Professor of sociology at Bowling Green State University. Helen Youngelson-Neal, an emeritus professor of economics at Portland State University, also lives in Portland, Oregon.

• Table of ContentsPreface1. Why ­Myth-Making Is Necessary2. The ­Myth-Making Process3. Religious Extremism4. The Problem of Evil5. Terrorism6. Born Again7. Illness and Wellness8. Death and Immortality9. Humans and Other Animals10. Human Sexuality11. Alpha and Omega12. The Secular ApocalypseReferencesIndex

The late Arthur G. Neal was a Distinguished University Professor of sociology at Bowling Green State University. Helen Youngelson-Neal, an emeritus professor of economics at Portland State University, also lives in Portland, Oregon.

• Table of ContentsPreface1. Why ­Myth-Making Is Necessary2. The ­Myth-Making Process3. Religious Extremism4. The Problem of Evil5. Terrorism6. Born Again7. Illness and Wellness8. Death and Immortality9. Humans and Other Animals10. Human Sexuality11. Alpha and Omega12. The Secular ApocalypseReferencesIndex