Prayer and the Brain: A Meta-Analysis of Neurological Activity During Christian Prayer

This review aims to converge the neurological and theological perspectives instead of using one to support or reject the other and vice versa.

Julie Cho | Claremont hearhere | Fall 2018

Christianity and Personality: Looking Past Myers-Briggs

The societal struggle to define the proper relationship between logical thought and passionate feeling within the human cognitive process is a recurring topic of discourse.

Jake Casale | The Dartmouth Apologia | Spring 2014

Christian Materialism in Philosophy of Mind: Combining the Worldviews of Freud and Lewis

If there is a soul, why do mental states have a gradient quality? Why do animals have mental states approaching the same type as human beings?

Jordan Monge | The Harvard Ichthus | Spring 2012

The Idea of a Christian Soul and Its Intelligibility

An interview with Dr. Mark Harris, professional physicist, ordained minister, and lecturer in the Religion and Science program of The University of Edinburgh’s Divinity School.

Conducted by Christopher Hauser | The Dartmouth Apologia | Spring 2013

December 2018