References
Ashbrook, James B.1988. The Brain and Belief Bristol , Ind. : Wyndham Hall Press.
Abstract
Abstract. James Ashbrook is described as a negotiator in the sense of arbitration and pathbreaking, followed by an account of how he achieved a new way of “making sense” in his neurotheology. Questions are raised about what is distinctly theological about Ashbrook's effort and how the issue of human and divine will is treated. Ashbrook provides inspiration and model for scientifically‐based religious inquiry.
Keywords
religion, brain‐mind, evolution, neurotheology, neurosciences, theology
How to Cite
Greenfield, L., (1996) “ASHBROOK AS NEUROTHEOLOGIAN”, Zygon: Journal of Religion and Science 31(3), 457–462. doi: https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-9744.1996.tb00037.x
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