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Born to Believe: God, Science, and the Origin of Ordinary and Extraordinary Beliefsby Andrew Newberg , Mark Robert WaldmanISBN 0743274989 (0-7432-7498-9)
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Neurotheology: Brain, Science, Spirituality, Religious Experienceby William James, Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche, Matthew Alper, Andrew Newberg , Carol Albright Rausch, Michael PersingerISBN 0971644586 (0-9716445-8-6)
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Why God Won't Go Away : Brain Science and the Biology of Beliefby Andrew Newberg , Eugene D'Aquili, Vince RauseISBN 0345440331 (0-345-44033-1)
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Why God Won't Go Away: Brain Science and the Biology of Beliefby Eugene G. D'Aquili, Vince Rause, Andrew NewbergISBN 034544034X (0-345-44034-X)
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Why God Won't Go Away: Brain Science and the Biology of Belief'Book summary:Over the centuries, theories have abounded as to why human beings have a seemingly irrational attraction to God and religious experiences. In Why God Won't Go Away authors Andrew Newberg, MD, Eugene D'Aquili, MD, and Vince Rause offer a startlingly simple, yet scientifically plausible opinion: humans seek God because our brains are biologically programmed to do so.
Researchers Newberg and D'Aquili used high-tech imaging devices to peer into the brains of meditating Buddhists and Franciscan nuns. As the data and brain photographs flowed in, the researchers began to find solid evidence that the mystical experiences of the subjects "were not the result of some fabrication, or simple wishful thinking, but were associated instead with a series of observable neurological events," explains Newberg. "In other words, mystical experience is biologically, observably and scientifically real.... Gradually, we shaped a hypothesis that suggests that spiritual experience, at its very root, is intimately interwoven with human biology." Lay readers should be warned that although the topic is fascinating, the writing is geared toward scientific documentation that defends the authors' hypothesis. For a more palatable discussion, seek out Deepak Chopra's How to Know God, in which he also explores this fascinating evidence of spiritual hard-wiring. --Gail Hudson [via]
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Why We Believe What We Believe: Our Biological Need for Meaning, Spirituality, and Truthby Andrew Newberg , Mark Robert WaldmanISBN 0743274970 (0-7432-7497-0)
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Der gedachte Gott.by Andrew NewbergISBN 3492241387 (3-492-24138-7)
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