Lecture 5: Spirituality Neural Networks – Another Evidence of the Existence of God

By: Gasser Hathout   Source: IslamiCity Jul 21, 2021 No Comments


Neurotheology Series by Dr Gasser Hathout. On these series he talks about the neuroscience related to Islam and Quran.

Lecture 5: Spirituality Neural Networks – Another Evidence of the Existence of God.

Here, we examine the implications of the finding that we seem to be “hardwired” to experience spirituality. Rather than considering this an adaptive evolutionary mechanism, this lecture argues that such hardwiring is yet an additional line of evidence for the existence of God.

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  Topics: Biology, Islam And Science, Science And Religion  Channel: Neurotheology
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