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Conversations Beyond Science & Religion
by WebTalkRadio
#Science, #Religion, #spirituality, #cosmos, #theology, #quantum, #physics, #hope, #astrology, #universe, #beyond science and religion, #podcast, Beyond science and religion, there is more to the story of life and the cosmos. We’ll tackle the big questions of why we are here and where the world may be heading. From theologians and scientists to those in the school of New Thought, we’ll address the individual circumstances that led to the formation of their theories and views. Challenging common beliefs and scientific findings, host Philip Comella talks with experts and authors to find a new worldview of hope.
Episodes
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Dean Radin and the Science of Magic
For three decades Dean Radin has spearheaded efforts to use the scientific method to test the validity of unusual events... The post Dean Radin and the Science of Magic appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
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Third Tone: Getting in Tune with a Better You
Music pervades the world. Whether it's a product jingle, a movie soundtrack, the latest pop hit, or a Mozart symphony,... The post Third Tone: Getting in Tune with a Better You appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
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The Quantum Enigma: A 20-Year Retrospective with Author Fred Kuttner
Thousands of books have been written about quantum theory. Originally conceived in the early 20th Century, its successes — and mysteries — continue... The post The Quantum Enigma: A 20-Year Retrospective with Author Fred Kuttner appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
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Eben Alexander and the Proof of Heaven
Eben Alexander’s story is unique among the annals of near-death experiences. As a practicing neurosurgeon, Eben was trained within the... The post Eben Alexander and the Proof of Heaven appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
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Sacred Psychiatry
Conventional medical science treats the body — including the mind — as a machine. If parts of the machine fail or become diseased, the standard approach is to treat the malady with chemicals, operate on damaged parts, or destroy unwanted cells with intense radiation. At times, in the instance of...
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Life in a Finely Tuned Universe with Luke Barnes
We are all familiar with the concept of tuning, particularly in regard to musical instruments. We know that to "stay in tune" means to play with the right pitch and to harmonize with other instruments. Even the untutored ear knows when a piano is out-of-tune: something sounds out-of-balance and...
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Transcendental Judaism
With the recent attack on Israel by Hamas and the horrors of war spread throughout the media, it might help to remember that Islam and Judaism pray to the same God. Judaism traditionally teaches that one connects with God through following the commandments, or the mitzvot. In his new book,...
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Breaking Through the Limits of the Brain with Joseph Selbie
In our current mechanical worldview, we view the brain as a biochemical machine consisting of intricate particles known as neurons. As an engineer’s design and technology limit the function of a machine, so the DNA molecule limits the function of the brain. Simply put, machines do not have…
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Amit Goswani and the Future of the Consciousness-First Movement
In his groundbreaking 1993 book, The Self-Aware Universe: How Consciousness Creates the Material World, Amit Goswami used the findings of quantum theory to argue that consciousness creates what we perceive to be the material world. This conclusion is in direct opposition to scientific…
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Radical Religion
In his new book, Radical Loving: One God, One World, One People, Rabbi Wayne Dosick, PhD, combines inspiration with revelation, adds a few words of wisdom, and then splices in a series of enlightening tales exemplifying the point at hand. He shines a light on the common ground to all religions,...
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The Reality of Miracles
Throughout history, humans have always had extraordinary experiences we often called miracles—events that fill us with wonder and bafflement. The problem is that under our current scientific worldview, miracles are not supposed to occur because they constitute a violation of the laws of nature.…
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Beyond a Materialist Worldview
As the case against materialism builds, the credentials of the opponents to this pessimistic view of the world continue to increase. This show's guest, Dr. Harald Walach, holds a double Ph.D in Clinical Psychology, and History and Theory of Science. He is currently a professor with Poznan Medical...
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Reconnecting to the Source
The Source with a capital S is a neutral, "new age" term referring to the ground of Being. But it has a richer meaning than the Big Bang of modern cosmology or Darwin's primordial swamp out of which life supposedly arose. This Source organizes life, gives it coherence, and injects it with…
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Michael Behe: Darwin Devolves
Along with Albert Einstein, Charles Darwin is one of the two leading scientists in our modern era. The topic of evolution dominates biology and has permeated our thinking far beyond Darwin's original conception of the subject. To believe in evolution is tantamount to being considered a civilized...
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Are Near Death Experiences Real?
Perhaps no other-worldly phenomenon captures the mind more than near-death experiences. We are all born with an innate hope that there is something beyond this physical world, and near-death experiences give us a glimpse that these hopes are real. This show's guest P.M.H. Atwater, L.H.D...
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Bernardo Kastrup: Dreaming Reality
The notion that we live in a hardened, physical material world, separated from mind, is ingrained into our consciousness. It is a such a common thought that as some have said, to accept the independence of the material world is a test of sanity. But it turns out that the question is not that...
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The Physics of God
Is science really a religion? Is religion a science? Modern science itself is based upon a set of unquestioned beliefs, such as the origins of matter, life, and consciousness. We take the scientific theories about the origins of these phenomena as true, whether we understand the explanations or...
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The Enigma of Crop Circles
Crop circles are geometric, patterned formations mysteriously carved into farm fields. In a way, they are farm-sized snowflakes. They have been observed all around the world, but primarily in the United Kingdom. To see a crop circle in person or in a color photograph...
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John Dee, Scientist, and Medium of Angels
Although today science and angels stand on opposite ends of the credibility spectrum, this was not always the case. In the 16th Century, Dr. John Dee, court advisor and astrologer to Queen Elizabeth I, was considered the foremost scientific genius of his age. He helped lay the foundation for…
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Imagining the World
Each of us is free to interpret the physical world however we want. At some point, experience and reason show one interpretation to be better than another. (This may be called the scientific method.) Then, that interpretation gains adherents, builds support, and dominates. But few play the long...
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Jeffrey Kripal: Author of the Impossible
What if someone studied the paranormal not as fringe events or untrustworthy occurrences but instead as providing insight into the sacred? What if someone dispensed with the notions of "real" and "unreal," "natural" and "supernatural," and instead viewed all human experiences as providing keys to...
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Conversations Beyond Science and Religion – Dream-Weaving While Young
Over 200,000 books on Amazon have "dream" in the title. And there is something about dreams that have always captivated the mind. How many times do we read about athletes, artists, lovers, and the person on street talk about how their dreams have come true? We "live the dream;" and at times, it…
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Conversations Beyond Science and Religion – Dream-Weaving While Young
Over 200,000 books on Amazon have "dream" in the title. And there is something about dreams that have always captivated the mind. How many times do we read about athletes, artists, lovers, and the person on street talk about how their dreams have come true? We "live the dream;" and at times, it…
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Conversations Beyond Science and Religion – A New on the Evolution and Purpose of Life
The standard interpretation of the meaning and purpose of life is that we are mortal creatures who have evolved from bacteria through the mindless, directionless process of Darwinian evolution. According to Darwin's leading modern-day advocate, Richard Dawkins, we are "survival machines – robot...
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Conversations Beyond Science and Religion – Visions and the Independent World
Visions have a better chance of coming true if they are in fact connected to the outer world; if the make-up of visions have something in common with the make-up of the physical world. Almost 100 years scientists discovered, through theory and experiment, that the outer, physical world, consists...
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Conversations Beyond Science And Religion – The Internally Generated World
The consequences of quantum theory, even after a century, have still not permeated our consciousness, or the very field that discovered it: physics. Professor Richard Conn Henry, a guest on my show in 2014, observed in an article that he published in Nature Magazine, entitled, The Mental…
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Conversations Beyond Science And Religion – The Mental Universe
The consequences of quantum theory, even after a century, have still not permeated our consciousness, or the very field that discovered it: physics. Professor Richard Conn Henry, a guest on my show in 2014, observed in an article that he published in Nature Magazine, entitled, The Mental…
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Conversations Beyond Science And Religion – Quantum Theory
The consequences of quantum theory, even after a century, have still not permeated our consciousness, or the very field that discovered it: physics. Professor Richard Conn Henry, a guest on my show in 2014, observed in an article that he published in Nature Magazine, entitled, The Mental…
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Conversations Beyond Science and Religion – The Mental Universe with Professor Richard Conn Henry
The consequences of quantum theory, even after a century, have still not permeated our consciousness, or the very field that discovered it: physics. Professor Richard Conn Henry, a guest on my show in 2014, observed in an article that he published in Nature Magazine, entitled, The Mental…
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Conversations Beyond Science And Religion – Sir James Jean & Max Planck
The world needs a vision and for a vision we will need a Mind. As the physicist, Sir James Jeans, said almost a century ago, "today there is a wide measure of agreement, which on the physical side of science approaches almost to unanimity, that the stream of knowledge is heading towards a...
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Conversations Beyond Science And Religion – A Great Thought
The world needs a vision and for a vision we will need a Mind. As the physicist, Sir James Jeans, said almost a century ago, "today there is a wide measure of agreement, which on the physical side of science approaches almost to unanimity, that the stream of knowledge is heading towards a...
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Conversations Beyond Science and Religion – Mind is the Matrix of Reality
The world needs a vision and for a vision we will need a Mind. As the physicist, Sir James Jeans, said almost a century ago, "today there is a wide measure of agreement, which on the physical side of science approaches almost to unanimity, that the stream of knowledge is heading towards a...
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Conversations Between Science And Religion – Write Your Own Story
Negativity stand in the way of fulfilling the vision of the mind. Ignore it and write your own story
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Conversations Between Science and Religion – A vision to uni
Too many people are perishing: there are 10 wars in progress;3 billion live in poverty; 800 million are starving; 100 million are homeless. With no unifying vision, the people tend to look out for themselves, not for others.
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Conversations Between Science and Religion – Unifying Vision
"When there is no vision, the people perish" (Proverbs 29:18). We need a unifying vision for humankind, badly.
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Conversations Beyond Science and Religion – Cosmic Hologram
Holograms have always bedazzled the mind. First invented in 1947 (http://www.holography.ru/histeng.htm), holograms are man-made mirages, formed by mirrors and lasers, that mimic the appearance of physical reality. In the late 20th century, cosmologists began using the holographic model as a...
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Conversations Beyond Science and Religion – Doubt and Flow
Standing between us and flow is doubt; doubt is the thing that makes us stop and question our decisions; that makes us second-guess ourselves. If we can manage doubt, we can truly ride our decisions with an open mind. But the question is how to do this. In her new book, Undoubtedly Awesome: Your...
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Conversations Beyond Science and Religion – Transcending Darwin and Creationism
Evolution is the leading theory of biology, if not of science. The problem is that few people understand how evolution actually works. According to the orthodox Darwinian model, evolution works through the natural selection of favorable, random mutations. Those who have a hard time accepting the...
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Conversations Beyond Science and Religion – Cosmosapiens
One difference between science and religion is that science takes nothing on faith; science, we are taught, is the open-ended, self-critical pursuit of truth. Meanwhile, religion relies upon revelation and faith to find truths that cannot be questioned because God delivered them. Science…
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Conversations Beyond Science and Religion – The Spark, the Flame, and the Torch
By all accounts we are entering a time of breakthroughs and paradigm shifts. And these changes are not just occurring in science, but in what it means to be a leader as well. This week's guest, Lance Secretan, is a pioneer in establishing a deeper and more self-sustaining method of inspiring…
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Conversations Beyond Science and Religion – Procrustean Science
In Greek mythology, Procrustes was a robber who forced travelers to lie down in a bed and then made them fit by stretching or shortening their limbs. (Procrustes eventually suffered the same fate at the hands of Theseus). In Thomas Kuhn's seminal work, The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, the...
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Conversations Beyond Science and Religion – Notes from Heaven
Science has always looked for the harmonies in nature, as most poetically shown in Kepler's "harmony of the spheres," mathematical rules that still govern the movement of heavenly bodies. Music and harmony permeate our culture, forming an enriching and ever-evolving soundtrack to life. The rock...
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Conversations Beyond Science and Religion – Spooky Action at a Distance
One of the most peculiar features of our modern scientific worldview is that forces act across distances, at times faster than the speed of light. This simple sentence violates two rock-solid underpinnings to the scientific worldview: first, the notion that nothing exists but particles in motion,...
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Conversations Beyond Science and Religion – Radical Awakening
It is now evident that if there will be an awakening -- a true enlightenment -- it will be a radical one. The concept of "awakening" permeates the world's religious and spiritual literature. We awaken to a new day; a new dawn; a new self; shed material entrapments; and rise above it all. In each...
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Conversations Beyond Science and Religion – IGod
God is a concept we place on the shelf like an old book and let it sit there. The book contains what everyone else -- priests, rabbis, scientists, parents, and the media -- have told us about God. But what do you think? The new movie, IGod, co-produced by this week's guest, Bob Friedman (along…
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Conversations Beyond Science and Religion – The Lost Teachings of the Cathars
What we commonly call "religion" is in many ways simply the most popular interpretation of historical texts and words attributed to past spiritual leaders. Religious beliefs, such as the notion that Jesus Christ "died for our sins," become part of an interpretive system for approaching phenomena...
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Conversations Beyond Science and Religion – Mark Anthony: Evidence of Eternity
Law and science are both based upon evidence: you can only prove a case in law if you have credible and probative evidence to support your side of the story. In the same way, a scientific theory rises or falls based upon the degree of evidence — and repeatable tests — supporting it.…
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Conversations Beyond Science and Religion – A Conversation with Simran
Few people bring the authenticity to the notion of spiritual awakening as this week’s guest, Simran, award-winning publisher of 11:11 Magazine and host of the top-rated, syndicated 11:11 Talk Radio show. Life is synchronistic hologram, an unfolding of the self, an outpouring of inner meaning. It...
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Conversations Beyond Science and Religion – The Evolution of Innovation
According to Jared Diamond, “evolution is the most profound and powerful idea to have been conceived in the last two centuries.” Almost all biologists no longer consider evolution "just a theory;" rather, it's a fact. The textbooks say that evolution is the selection and preservation of favorable...
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Conversations Beyond Science and Religion – The Genie in Your Genes
Quantum physics talks -- at times esoterically -- about the connection between consciousness and the outside world. There are no particles "out there;" only probabilities; wave equations; and bits of nothing. Does the mind choose reality, or create reality? In physics, we tend to consider this...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
#Science, #Religion, #spirituality, #cosmos, #theology, #quantum, #physics, #hope, #astrology, #universe, #beyond science and religion, #podcast,
Beyond science and religion, there is more to the story of life and the cosmos.
We’ll tackle the big questions of why we are here and where the world may be heading. From theologians and scientists to those in the school of New Thought, we’ll address the individual circumstances that led to the formation of their theories and views. Challenging common beliefs and scientific findings, host Philip Comella talks with experts and authors to find a new worldview of hope.
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#Science, #Religion, #spirituality, #cosmos, #theology, #quantum, #physics, #hope, #astrology, #universe, #beyond science and religion, #podcast, Beyond science and religion, there is more to the story of life and the cosmos. We’ll tackle the big questions of why we are here and where the world may...
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