Matthew,
Mark and Luke are called the Synoptic Gospels because they include many of the
same stories, often in a similar sequence and in similar or sometimes identical
wording. Their linguistic models of Jesus are similar, but not identical. John’s
content and linguistic model of Jesus, stand in stark contrast to those of the
Synoptic Gospels. Continue reading at -
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Exploring
Biblical Heritages
increases the awareness of how brains process information. At the subconscious
level, brains use high speed neural circuits to make its “best guesses” -- which
are right about 60 to 80% of the time. Explorers develop skills to move beyond “best
guesses” to more accurate information. Continue reading at -
The
Creator in the first story in Genesis uses a standard to
judge the results of His actions. That standard is central focus of the story
– and the whole Bible. It reveals what God values the most. Continue
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How
studying the biological functions of the brain became part of Exploring
Biblical Heritages and why every Bible reader and believer should understand
it. Everyone in America has a right to believe whatever they choose, but the
public should clearly understand that beliefs generate corresponding behaviors.
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The
answer to that question depends on the context and which meaning of “love”
we use. The English word “love”
is defined in most dictionaries as -- “an intense feeling of deep affection.”
In other words, “love is what one feels.” Is that how we
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Individual realities emerge from the brain’s
billions of zapping neurons with their trillions of synaptic connections. It is
from this inner universe of synaptic constellations that everything we think and
feel and do emerges. The human capacity for belief, the specifics of belief,
and complex belief structures -- shape our daily lives, our societies, and the
world around us. Continue reading at -
Exploring
Biblical Heritages requires learning what “human” means from science. No
generation before us, in the history of mankind, has understood this
information. It transforms the way we understand human behaviors. It is amazing to me that there are
similarities between 21st century scientific discoveries and wisdom
principles embedded in the first ten chapters of Genesis. Continue reading at -
