God on the brain : what cognitive science does (and does not) tell us about faith, human nature, and the divine / Bradley L. Sickler.
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- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781433564437
- 1433564432
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
Bradley Sickler provides a timely theological, scientific, and philosophical assessment of the human brain, displaying the many ways in which the gospel informs a distinctly Christian understanding of cognitive science.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The nature of humans -- Science and Christianity: the conflict thesis -- Science and Christianity: strangers or friends? -- Evolutionary explanations for belief in God -- Is everything just brain states? -- Doing away with the soul -- Mind-body interaction and simplicity -- The question of freedom -- Reason, science, and morality -- Reformed epistemology and the naturalness of belief.
"The author provides a timely theological, scientific, and philosophical assessment of the human brain, displaying the many ways in which the gospel informs a distinctly Christian understanding of cognitive science"-- Provided by publisher.