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Originally Posted by John Doe
First of all--good idea kerry--I have always thought the speaking in tongues stuff was peer pressure instead of any type of spiritual manifestation. Kind of like flopping around on the ground and stating 'I am healed' after being shoved down by a faith healer.
Out him--you know that happens all the time in those sort of journals. Should be easy to do if you 'wrote' instead of called him and saved a copy. Short of that, get yourself a good 'non-disclosure' agreement in place before you share your ideas next time.
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I must have deleted the message and response from Newburg as the only thing I can still find in my stored e-mails is this exchange between myself and a friend about the topic:
Kerry,
Funny, I just "scanned" or did I "skim" Newburg and Aquili's book on
Saturday night at Borders. I wanted to see what our philosophy guy here,
William Hasker, thought of it. His recent book is _The Emergent Self_, which sort-of examines the issue of the soul from a non-dualistic approach (thus, emergent, as in emergent from and always with a body).
Blessings,
Joe Ricke
-----Original Message-----
From: Edwards, Kerry [mailto:Kerry.Edwards@rrcc.cccoes.edu]
Sent: Monday, April 23, 2001 1:55 PM
To: 'Joe Ricke'
Subject: FW: God or the limbic system?
Joe:
Thought you might be interested given our previous exchange? I sent an e-mail to Newburg asking if he'd ever done brain scans of people speaking in tongues.
Kerry
Associate Professor of Philosophy
Co-Chair Humanities and Social Science
Red Rocks Community College
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Edwards, Kerry
> Sent: Monday, April 23, 2001 11:31 AM
> To: 'Candy'
> Subject: God or the limbic system?
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> Candy:
> What do you think??
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http://www.newscientist.com/features/features.jsp?id=ns22871
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> Kerry
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> Associate Professor of Philosophy
> Co-Chair Humanities and Social Science Red Rocks Community College
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