Neuroscience

• Arbib, Michael A. “Crusoe’s Brain: Of Solitude and Society."
• Arbib, Michael A. “Towards a Neuroscience of the Person."
• Barbour, Ian. “Neuroscience, Artificial Intelligence, and Human Nature: Theological and Philosophical Reflections."
• Brothers, Leslie A. “A Neuroscientific Perspective on Human Sociality."
• Clayton, Philip, “Neuroscience, the Person, and God: An Emergentist Account."
• Ellis, George F. R. “Intimations of Transcendence: Relations of the Mind to God."
• Green, Joel B. “Restoring the Human Person: New Testament Voices for a Wholistic and Social Anthropology."
• Hagoort, Peter “The Uniquely Human Capacity for Language Communication: From POPE to [po:p] in Half a Second."
• Happel, Stephen “The Soul and Neuroscience: Possibilities for Divine Action."
• Jeannerod, Marc “Are There Limits to the Naturalization of Mental States?"
• Jeannerod, Marc. ”The Cognitive Way to Action."
• Kerr, Fergus. “The Modern Philosophy of Self in Recent Theology."
• LeDoux, Joseph E. “Emotions: How I’ve Looked for Them in the Brain."
• LeDoux, Joseph E. “Emotions: A View through the Brain."
• Meyering, Theo C. “Mind Matters: Physicalism and the Autonomy of the Person."
• Murphy, Nancey. “Supervenience and the Downward Efficacy of the Mental: A Nonreductive Physicalist Account of Human Action."
• Peacocke, Arthur. “The Sound of Sheer Silence: How Does God Communicate with Humanity?"
• Peters, Ted. “Resurrection of the Very Embodied Soul?"
• Stoeger, William R., S.J. “The Mind-Brain Problem, the Laws of Nature, and Constitutive Relationships."
• Watts, Fraser. “Cognitive Neuroscience and Religious Consciousness.”
• Wildman, Wesley J. and Leslie A. Brothers. “A Neuropsychological-Semiotic Model of Religious Experiences."

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