On 9 Dec 2003, at 6:33 pm, Nick Arnett wrote:
Ronn!Blankenship wrote:
The findings suggest that our attitudes to religion are underpinned by biology -that some brains are physically built to be more receptive to divine thought, and that this explains why religion induces apathy in some and fervour in others. One scientist has even built a kind of "God helmet" -- a headset that can induce the feeling of an unseen presence by bathing the temples in electromagnetic fields. --Anjana Ahuja, "God on the brain," The Times of London, April 17, 2003
Or perhaps it suggests that God works through our parietal lobes, in particular.
Or that these sensations indicate a brain disease which can be artificially induced.
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