Evolutionary Theories — Human Diet and Monogamy [VIDEO]
How has evolution affected our psychology? Do evolutionary theories suggest that we are more inclined to polygamous relationships?
Belief and the Brain, Part 2: The Neurology of Transcendence
What can science tell us about the claims of mystics of experiencing contact with God, a non-material reality? What is the neurology of transcendence?
Dr. Kuebler's Search for Answers to the Big Questions [VIDEO]
Big questions, such as what is the purpose of life, still drives Dr. Dan Kuebler's quest to understand how the world works through science.
Belief and the Brain Part 1: Is the Human Mind Unique?
Modern neurobiological investigations seek to understand the human brain and explore whether there is a scientific basis for our belief in the spiritual.
The Human Brain: A Primer
The human brain is the most complex organ in existence. It is a largely uncharted frontier for scientists. And it is not like a computer.
What Does it Mean to ‘Exist?’ Aquinas Weighs-In
Among his widely influential teachings, St. Thomas Aquinas addressed the very core and starting point of reality, i.e., what does it mean to exist?
Thomistic Personalism – A Marriage Made in Heaven, Hell, or Harvard (actual video title!)
Peter Kreeft asserts that “Thomistic Personalism” is helping us arrive at a fuller understanding of the human person – not just what, but who, we are.
Can Computers Have a Soul?
A necessary condition for computers or robots to have a soul is that they be self-aware, be conscious. If this is not possible, then there would be no way we could think that devices with “artificial