Tag Archives: Neuroscience
James Holmes’ sick neuroscience experiment?
Over the past week I have not been able to shake this one nagging thought: that James Holmes’ study of neuroscience had something to do with his horrific crime in Aurora, Colorado. Before you think that I am somehow blaming … Continue reading
A GPS for Life?
As I mentioned in a recent post, I recently went on some hikes with friends from church. The hikes were terrific – I introduced my friends to new trails and we got a chance to get some exercise and celebrate the beauty … Continue reading
Lost in the Moral Landscape
I recently finished reading Sam Harris’ latest book The Moral Landscape. Harris is one of the renowned ‘new atheist’ authors, as a result of his books The End of Faith and Letter to a Christian Nation. I was interested to see … Continue reading
Some more soul searching…
So this following post would have been published about two weeks ago, but I got side-tracked by an opportunity to draft an overview of the arguments made by the popular atheist books (Richard Dawkins’ The God Delusion, Christopher Hitchens’ god … Continue reading
Lord, Save my Non-Reductionist Physicalist Soul
Since I wrote my last two posts about the presence of God in our consciousness, I stumbled across a fascinating book: Neuroscience, Psychology and Religion by Malcom Jeeves and Warren S. Brown. The authors are both neuropsychologists and devout Christians, and the book was published by … Continue reading
Seeing Faith 