In my attempts to get a handle on the key schools of thought within ancient, modern, and contemporary theology, I’ve often read that certain theologies
Tag: neuroscience
Notes from “The Role of Mysticism in Psychedelic Trials” sponsored by the Chacruna Institute, jan 13, 2021
The following are my notes from a panel entitled “The Role of Mysticism in Psychedelic Trials” sponsored by the Chacruna Institute on January 13, 2021.
John Polkinghorne on life, death, and resurrection
This year for Advent I’ve been working my way through John Polkinghorne’s Advent devotional book Living with Hope. Polkinghorne is a theoretical physicist turned Anglican
“Nested Stories” and the importance of interdisciplinary explanations: musings from Chapter 4 of “Until the End of Time” by Brian Greene
Chapter 4 of Brian Greene’s new book Until the End of Time tells the story of the origin of the elements, the Solar System, the
Language and our perception of reality: reflections on the Whorf-Sapir hypothesis
I recently finished The Deep History of Ourselves: The Four-Billion-Year Story of How We Got Conscious Brains by Joseph LeDoux. This is another in the
Neurophysiology, the multiverse, and spirituality
CAUTION: SPOILERS AHEAD
Hazelnut Notes 