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The Argument from Consciousness in Eight Quick Points

Posted on 2014/03/01 by Saints and Sceptics

1) We cannot directly observe another creature’s consciousness, and we cannot measure or quantify conscious experiences. If we could describe every physical fact about a bat’s brain in every detail, we would still not have a description of what the bat experiences.

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Swinburne on Mind, Morality and Meaning

Posted on 2013/05/10 by Graham Veale

Mind, Morality and Free Will

Richard Swinburne

Oxford University Press

2013

1) Mental and Physical Properties

2) Causal Closure and Science

3) The Soul and the Self

4) Mind, Morality and Meaning

A shorter version of this review will be available on www.apologetics315.com

Theologians and scientists seem blissfully unaware that that the soul is alive and well in contemporary philosophy.

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