Beautiful Info-Graphic Presentation of the Mind-Body / Consciousness Positions

by drmsheiser | Mar 29, 2011

We covered this topic well over a year ago, but a co-worker at Logos (Eli, you’re the man) sent me this link. Really sweet.  I’m not sure, though, it it accounts for non-reductive physicalism (the emergent dualism position *might* be closest — you can review the old posts on this). At any rate, the graphic provides other alternatives that we didn’t discuss.

Some Thoughts on Our Regional ETS Meeting

by | Mar 7, 2010 |

A week ago the Pacific Northwest region of ETS (Evangelical Theological Society) held its annual meeting. I blogged about it with respect to the plenary focus of the meeting: the Mind-Body problem.  John Cooper (Calvin Seminary), Nancey Murphy (Fuller Seminary), and...

Biblical Anthropology, Part 7

by | Jan 9, 2010 |

Time to (finally) wrap this one up. You may have thought our discussion of biblical anthropology–specifically what “makes up” a human being–was over.  Not so.  We’ve spent six posts going through the evidence, beginning with looking up...

2 Comments

  1. Mat
    Mat on March 30, 2011 at 3:28 am

    I don’t understand “heavens” (or seven heavens). It seems that it overlaps with the mind and consciousness (visions etc.), but that would mean that authors were mixing natural cosmology with anthropology? Does the “seven heavens” actually refers to “seven planets” (Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn)?