anatomy of a soul
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Steve French
Thompson's perspective and ability to see the thread between what we can now see and scripture is great. Thompson explains this with medical precision as well as Godly patience and empathy so that a layman like myself can understand it. As a psychiatric nursing professor I am able to use his research to assist students to understand how the brain works. And the degree that you are known by him will be reflected in the way in which you are known by other people .
Lucy A. Mayers
I've been in and around quite a few ministries focused on deliverance, inner healing, wholeness etc. His queries may even elicit the very feelings we try so hard to avoid . First he comes to our deserts and lonely mountains . Often the question is simply , What are you doing here ?
Once more, however, the meaning and impact of such memories can change and our lives can be improved. You cannot know God if you do not experience being known by him .
In other words , your relationship with God is a direct reflection of the depth of your relationship with others . His probing may leave us exhausted , famished , and terrified . To “ remember ” our future differently.
Our brains are not "hard-wired" but rather have neuroplasticity- they can change and change throughout our lives. What's more, there is what Thompson calls a neuroplastic triad of activities (aerobic activity, focused attention exercises and novel learning experiences which can enhance desired change. Thompson's work as I was seeking answers to questions of spiritual transformation. He never asks with scorn or derision but always with hope and anticipation .
Thompson does a brilliant job of linking neuroscience and our quest for God. I came across this book and Dr. The role of implicit memory is much larger than I knew.
"That is a good word right there. This book provides a wealth of information for anyone as it is clearly written and easy to read.
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