Where we come from
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“From a neurological science perspective this path to overcome disbelief in “brain/biological” consciousness control makes sense, but I found this data to fit my Christian worldview quite closely. Most of these things make sense with a single God, a network of strongly interconnected spirits, and even the life assessment—and the literal commandment to “love thy neighbor as thyself”. Most of us already believe in a spiritual life experienced on Earth. I like the idea of learning to better utilize the spirit to work through the blindfold of the mind—and in the end of this series, that is what I heard. Well researched and cleverly presented.
Last, from a thermodynamic law perspective, evolution isn’t a possible theory unless something is adding energy to this universe. The idea of God and spiritual energy also fills this gap.
Walking away, there is a lot more to consider here.”
hebad via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/10/23
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“Very well done look at the issue of our understanding of consciousness.”
Bob J2 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/26/23
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“Truly insightful series and books that open up the possibility that things are not as we think they are. The world should hear what Mark and the scientists have to say here! Great job. Please keep going!”
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Ireland ·
07/15/20
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“Great podcast! Super interesting content and well edited. Thanks for making it :)”
M Amsterdam via Apple Podcasts ·
Netherlands ·
10/28/20
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