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Flex Your Moral Muscle: God Can Change Your Brain
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In his newest book, “After You Believe: Why Christian Character Matters,” Anglican bishop and biblical scholar N. T. Wright advises his readers not to cheat on their tax returns. Because that deceitful act may very well carve a neural pathway inside the brain that makes it easier to cheat on other things or people. Scary…
This Is Your Brain on Religion
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David Ian Miller posts a fascinating interview with Andrew Newberg, a neuroscientist at the University of Pennsylvania and the author of “How God Changes Your Brain” on The San Francisco Chronicle’s website: SFGate.com. Newberg’s book discusses the results of brain scans conducted on more than 100 people who engaged in meditation and prayer. Writes Miller: The…
Climbing Great Heights: On Discipline and the Small Battles
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Winston Churchill once wrote, “The heights of great men reached and kept, Were not attained by sudden flight, But they, while their companions slept, Were toiling upwards in the night.” I love that quote. And I remember it throughout my day. On many days. Because even as the milestones–landing a job, celebrating 14 years…
Hosanna in the highest: On celebrating the small things
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Yesterday a very talented woman paid a visit to me. As regular Beyond Blue readers know, I’ve been in a big funk the last week/month/year/lifetime, so I didn’t really think much about her visit until she was here. She asked me some questions. I answered them. Then I asked her some questions. She answered…
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