“FIGURE 1. Neuroimaging: Experiential and Doctrinal religious knowledge categorizaton and associated resting-state functional connectivity networks (with bilateral nucleus accumbens seeds) in patients with Parkinson's disease (N = 14; 10 ROPD, 4 LOPD) on-medication. On the left (A) is a composite group image of the right hemisphere including a blue cluster in the frontal lobe [with a peak in the pars opercularis of the inferior frontal gyrus (MNI305: 39.2, 9.2, 11.5) within Brodmann areas (BAs) 10, 46, 9, and 44, cluster size: 3712.54 mm2, p = 0.0001] of negative correlation associated with experiential religious classification and a yellow cluster in the temporal lobe [with a peak in the parahippocampal gyrus (MNI305: 31.4, −23.3, −24.9) within BA 20, cluster size:1725.59 mm2, p = 0.0032] of positive correlation associated with doctrinal religious classification. On the right (B) is a group image of the left hemisphere showing a blue cluster in the frontal lobe [with a peak in the rostral middle frontal region (MNI305: −36.5, 52.8, 0.9) within BAs 46 and 9, cluster size 2245.68 mm2, p = 0.0007] of negative correlation associated with experiential religious classification and a yellow cluster in the occipital lobe [with a peak in the lateral occipital lobe (MNI305: −20.4, −91.2, 14.2) within BAs 17 and 18, cluster size: 1437.22 mm2, p = 0.0184] of positive correlation also associated with experiential religious classification. All results were obtained using one group one covariate intercept/offset difference analysis within the GLM in FreeSurfer.”