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Person in revealed religion vs as understood by brain science

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Originator: lfen, 08-01-2004 6:07 PM

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Findings in brain science that question traditonal view of what constitutes a person (Message 1)

By lfen

08-01-2004 6:07 PM

•	Re: Findings in brain science that question traditonal view of what constitutes a per (Message 3) By Wounded King 08-02-2004 10:39 AM
•	Seizures and religious experiences (Message 8) By portmaster1000 08-03-2004 5:06 PM
•	Re: Findings in brain science that question traditonal view of what constitutes a person (Message 11) By Hangdawg13 08-04-2004 12:48 AM

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By Admin

08-02-2004 8:28 AM

Re: Findings in brain science that question traditonal view of what constitutes a per (Message 3)

By Wounded King

08-02-2004 10:39 AM

Findings in brain science that question traditonal view of what constitutes a person (Message 1)

By lfen

08-01-2004 6:07 PM

•	Re: Findings in brain science that question traditonal view of what constitutes a per (Message 4) By lfen 08-02-2004 12:58 PM

Re: Findings in brain science that question traditonal view of what constitutes a per (Message 4)

By lfen

08-02-2004 12:58 PM

Re: Findings in brain science that question traditonal view of what constitutes a per (Message 3)

By Wounded King

08-02-2004 10:39 AM

•	Re: Findings in brain science that question traditonal view of what constitutes a per (Message 5) By RingoKid 08-02-2004 8:16 PM

Re: Findings in brain science that question traditonal view of what constitutes a per (Message 5)

By RingoKid

08-02-2004 8:16 PM

Re: Findings in brain science that question traditonal view of what constitutes a per (Message 4)

By lfen

08-02-2004 12:58 PM

•	Re: Findings in brain science that question traditonal view of what constitutes a per (Message 6) By lfen 08-03-2004 1:55 PM
•	Re: Findings in brain science that question traditonal view of what constitutes a per (Message 7) By lfen 08-03-2004 1:56 PM

Re: Findings in brain science that question traditonal view of what constitutes a per (Message 6)

By lfen

08-03-2004 1:55 PM

Re: Findings in brain science that question traditonal view of what constitutes a per (Message 5)

By RingoKid

08-02-2004 8:16 PM

Re: Findings in brain science that question traditonal view of what constitutes a per (Message 7)

By lfen

08-03-2004 1:56 PM

Re: Findings in brain science that question traditonal view of what constitutes a per (Message 5)

By RingoKid

08-02-2004 8:16 PM

Seizures and religious experiences (Message 8)

By portmaster1000

08-03-2004 5:06 PM

Findings in brain science that question traditonal view of what constitutes a person (Message 1)

By lfen

08-01-2004 6:07 PM

•	Re: Seizures and religious experiences (Message 9) By lfen 08-03-2004 9:00 PM

Re: Seizures and religious experiences (Message 9)

By lfen

08-03-2004 9:00 PM

Seizures and religious experiences (Message 8)

By portmaster1000

08-03-2004 5:06 PM

•	Re: Seizures and religious experiences (Message 10) By Hangdawg13 08-04-2004 12:25 AM

Re: Seizures and religious experiences (Message 10)

By Hangdawg13

08-04-2004 12:25 AM

Re: Seizures and religious experiences (Message 9)

By lfen

08-03-2004 9:00 PM

•	Re: Seizures and religious experiences (Message 12) By lfen 08-04-2004 1:13 AM

Re: Findings in brain science that question traditonal view of what constitutes a person (Message 11)

By Hangdawg13

08-04-2004 12:48 AM

Findings in brain science that question traditonal view of what constitutes a person (Message 1)

By lfen

08-01-2004 6:07 PM

•	What is the Who who has a body, soul, spirit (Message 13) By lfen 08-04-2004 2:01 AM

Re: Seizures and religious experiences (Message 12)

By lfen

08-04-2004 1:13 AM

Re: Seizures and religious experiences (Message 10)

By Hangdawg13

08-04-2004 12:25 AM

What is the Who who has a body, soul, spirit (Message 13)

By lfen

08-04-2004 2:01 AM

Re: Findings in brain science that question traditonal view of what constitutes a person (Message 11)

By Hangdawg13

08-04-2004 12:48 AM

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