The Design of the Brain Proves the Existence of God

The brain is required for consciousness – a fact which, once you understand the mechanism by which mind is connected to matter, unequivocally proves the existence of God. With no arrogance intended, I believe the concept presented here is so new and so substantially different from any mechanism previously proposed that by grasping the rudimentary logic you will be among a select few God has chosen for introducing this concept to the world – a concept which to the glory of God is in my opinion destined to change the course of modern science. Psychologists and neuroscientists have yet to discover this concept – in part because it requires the coming together of many ideas, each complex in its own right, into a single “aha!” moment; but largely because their materialistic worldview excludes, by fiat, a God-centered solution to this historical paradox.

Consider what might be considered the most fundamental of dichotomies – existence and nonexistence. Now, consider how existence and nonexistence can be redefined as the finite and the infinite, the specific and nonspecific – terms which allow us to comprehend the logic of neural design. The small-to-big graphic of an image within one’s visual field allows us to see how an existence-nonexistence dichotomy has been encoded within the cortico-limbic design of the human brain, cryptically expressing an oppositional tension between the finite and the infinite.

My larger (778 page) book, Journey into the Center of the Brain: Explaining Mind in a Universe of Matter, goes into considerably depth in explaining how God has been anatomically encoded in the brain– with an emphasis on the role the procreative organs play in assuring our finite survival. A more recent book, Consciousness Finally Explained: A Perfect Synthesis of God and Brain, is an easier, shorter read consisting of a collection of these blog postings, revised and amplified. These books can be purchased through Amazon or my Homepage.