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Has anyone here read, or heard of, the book "Anatomy of the Soul: Mind, God, and the Afterlife" by neuroscientist Stephen Goldberg? I recently came across the title, author name, and this description:
Unfortunately, that's about all I can find on the book. There are no detailed reviews, preview chapters, or helpful insights into the contents of the book, or Goldberg's ideas in general. All I could find was a mention that the book contains a transcript of a Deepak Chopra/Michael Shermer debate, and that Shermer lent a brief blurb to the book jacket.
So...anyone read this thing?
http://www.amazon.com/Anatomy-Soul-Mind-God-Afterlife/dp/0940780852
Is there a Soul that persists after death? Anatomy of the Soul: Mind, God, and the Afterlife presents a new approach to the subject, based on an in-depth analysis of how the mind arises from the brain. While the mind is integrally associated with the brain, Dr. Goldberg, a neuroscientist who has taught the subject of neuroanatomy for 25 years explains that there is an aspect of Mind that may continue despite the loss of the brain. The theory clarifies numerous issues within the field of consciousness study and provides insights into the nature of quantum physics, free will, God, and the question of immortality of the mind.
Unfortunately, that's about all I can find on the book. There are no detailed reviews, preview chapters, or helpful insights into the contents of the book, or Goldberg's ideas in general. All I could find was a mention that the book contains a transcript of a Deepak Chopra/Michael Shermer debate, and that Shermer lent a brief blurb to the book jacket.
So...anyone read this thing?
http://www.amazon.com/Anatomy-Soul-Mind-God-Afterlife/dp/0940780852