Consciousness

Self and Neuroscience from an Indian Philosopher's Perspective.
Posted Nov 30 2011 - 22:18
Vishal Mangalwadi, Revelation Movement, 1605 East Elizabeth Street, Pasadena, CA 91104 Presented to the Christian Neuroscience Society, November 13, 2011. Rigorous Indian thinkers have taken two opposite views of the self. The Hindus have taught that the human self is the ultimate reality – Brahma or God. Whereas, the Buddhist sages have assumed that there is no self – neither divine, nor human. Both views are based on reasoning but justified by mystical experience. Western...
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The Enigma of Consciousness
Posted Aug 13 2009 - 20:14
Dr. Peter E. Payne’s Apologetic Notes Apologetics Note #1 The dominant worldview in the university today is what is called physicalism,1 scientific naturalism, or simply naturalism. It is the view that the physical world is all that exists and that everything can be explained in terms of mindless physical processes. This worldview is assumed by most to be not merely a speculative interpretation, but rather the worldview of science. Hence to believe otherwise is thought...
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