Brain, Consciousness, and God

The book offers a critical examination of neuropsychological studies related to human consciousness and religious experiences, utilizing the philosophical insights of Bernard Lonergan. It challenges existing paradigms and explores the interplay between neuroscience and spirituality, aiming to deepen the understanding of consciousness through a unique lens. The analysis encourages readers to reconsider the implications of scientific findings on religious phenomena and human cognition, fostering a dialogue between faith and reason.