Author: Denyse O'Leary
Neuroscience Tried Wholly Embracing Naturalism, But Then the Brain Got Away
Actually, it is somewhat unusual during the reign of naturalism for so much dissent to come from within the discipline, as it has in neuroscience.
Darwin’s "Horrid Doubt": The Mind
While Darwin may have doubted the fully naturalized mind and felt horrid, most latter-day supporters believe and feel good.
What Questions About Evolution Come Down to Is, "Who ARE We?"
There is no reason, based on current "human evolution" claims, to abandon a typical traditional religious or philosophical teaching on the origin, honor, or dignity of human beings.
What Can We Responsibly Believe About Human Evolution?
The evolution of consciousness, among other things, is presently inexplicable.
A Deep and Abiding Need for Neanderthals to Be Stupid. Why?
When Neanderthal man was first classified, he satisfied a felt need for a separate, intellectually inferior human species.