Watts, Fraser . “Cognitive Neuroscience and Religious Consciousness.” In “Cognitive Neuroscience and Religious Consciousness,” Fraser Watts notes that when divine action is considered in relation to the physical

Fraser Watts The Revd. Dr. Fraser Watts is the Starbridge Lecturer in Theology and the Natural Sciences at the University of Cambridge, Fellow of Queens’ College, and Vicar-Chaplain of St Edward, King and Martyr. He was formerly

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York: Macmillan, 2003. Watts, Fraser , editor. Science Meets Faith . London: SPCK, 1998. Watts, Fraser & Kevin Dutton, eds. Why the Science and Religion Dialogue Matters . West Conshohocken, PA: Templeton Foundation Press,

to the neurosciences. As Fraser Watts points out in his essay, religious experience is notoriously difficult to define and delimit. Wildman and Brothers choose the term “experiences of ultimacy” both to focus their study on a subset

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debate’s development. Fraser Watts , the first Starbridge post-holder, is a contributor to God, Humanity and the Cosmos . In 1999 Oxford University appointed the first Andreas Idreos Professor in this area, John Brooke . Two other

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