The Mind of God: Neuroscience, Faith, and a Search for the Soul
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| Rating | : | 4.47 (592 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B073C599LK |
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| Number of Pages | : | 570 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-01-12 |
| Language | : | English |
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For Dr. In The Mind of God, Dr. For fans of Deepak Chopra, Rudy Tanzi, and Andrew Newberg. If you want to find more meaning in your life or are searching for a deeper understanding of why we believe what we believe, then this book can lead to an exciting transformation in the way you see and understand the world around you. Jay Lombard that place is the brain, and more importantly the mind, that center of awareness and consciousness that creates reality. Mixing his personal experiences in the medical field (including compelling cases such as the male patient who really thought he was pregnant and a woman who literally scared herself to death) along with his own visionary insight into spiritual experience, Lombard has much to tell us about the nature and power of belief - and what we can do to focus our beliefs in a positive direction. It is neuroscience, the author contends, and how we and our brains interpret what's going on around us that can lead us to a deeper and more fulfilling faith. Is there a God? It's a question billions of people have asked since the dawn of time. With cutting-edge research and pr
Interesting but not complete Frank Riley I found it interesting but it seemed to relate to the spiritual side when it involved a mishap in our brain like stroke or dementia, maybe that was the limit of experience. I would have like to have seen more positive relations.. Great read ! I gave this book 5 stars for it's information and readability. I recommend it to anyone who wants to improve their brain functionThis is not a book about religion. It is about the neurological changes in our brain produced when we think about God. The authors are researchers and have backed up their claims with plenty of scientific proof --- which they present in an easy to understand manner. This book is more than just a bunch of info . Never Mind This Book Early in the book when the author says that the earth was "a custom-made planet that is sublimely ordered to afford the probability of life", "to accommodate us" warning bells went off.A little later, he describes evolution as "survival of the fittest", and as such could not have produced empathy and compassion in humans. The conclusion is that empathy and compassion are somehow proof of God. This understanding of evolution is immature