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Editorial Reviews
Rationalist & Humanist, Summer 2001
"...a well-written book that contains a broad range of interesting topics...very readable and the information is well referenced."
Book Description
Do you have a supernatural soul? If you think you do, have you asked yourself why you think so? If souls are real, will yours survive after you die? Is your soul your most valuable possession, or is the entire idea of the soul a fossilized remnant of an outdated worldview? How we answer these questions affects what we believe about ourselves and how we live our lives. In this informative yet accessible book, Jerome W. Elbert examines these issues from the diverse perspectives of neuroscience, biblical scholarship, the history of ideas, and quantum physics. The resulting study leads to a strong and convincing conclusion.
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"...a well-written book that contains a broad range of interesting topics...very readable and the information is well referenced."
Book Description
Do you have a supernatural soul? If you think you do, have you asked yourself why you think so? If souls are real, will yours survive after you die? Is your soul your most valuable possession, or is the entire idea of the soul a fossilized remnant of an outdated worldview? How we answer these questions affects what we believe about ourselves and how we live our lives. In this informative yet accessible book, Jerome W. Elbert examines these issues from the diverse perspectives of neuroscience, biblical scholarship, the history of ideas, and quantum physics. The resulting study leads to a strong and convincing conclusion.
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Inside This Book Citations: This book cites 80 books | 5 books that cite this book Explore: Citations | Concordance | Text Stats Key Phrases - CAPs: New York, New Testament, Old Testament, Objective Free Will, Nancey Murphy (more) Browse Sample Pages: Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me! |
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DO YOU HAVE A SUPERNATURAL soul? Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, New Testament, Old Testament, Objective Free Will, Nancey Murphy, Cambridge University Press, The Lost Gospel, Roman Empire, Oxford University Press, South America, Whatever Happened, Bright Air, Brilliant Fire, Francis Crick, Jesus Seminar, Milky Way, Roman Catholic, San Francisco, The Astonishing Hypothesis, Gospel Fictions, John the Baptist, Middle Ages, Science of Consciousness, Shadows of the Mind, Ten Commandments New!
DO YOU HAVE A SUPERNATURAL soul? Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, New Testament, Old Testament, Objective Free Will, Nancey Murphy, Cambridge University Press, The Lost Gospel, Roman Empire, Oxford University Press, South America, Whatever Happened, Bright Air, Brilliant Fire, Francis Crick, Jesus Seminar, Milky Way, Roman Catholic, San Francisco, The Astonishing Hypothesis, Gospel Fictions, John the Baptist, Middle Ages, Science of Consciousness, Shadows of the Mind, Ten Commandments New!