My previous book, Journey to the Center of the Brain and my recent paperback, Consciousness Finally Explained logically, for the first time, explain consciousness — a conceptual breakthrough proving irrefutably that God actively participates in brain activity, apart from whom the brain could not function. Other authors have claimed success, but this book identifies the actual brain center responsible for consciousness, and the mechanism within this center which creates and sustains an image.
The gist of the argument is that we relate to God through a tiny expectancy gap—to which, in the momentary absence of an image, we tend, probabilistically speaking, toward the weightless infinitude of our own nonexistence—with this regression releasing the energy needed for creating or sustaining an image. However, the logic is sound only if infinity and/or God has been encoded within neural design — this being the only way to explain how a regression relative to infinity can precisely channel energy into an image, the expectable and finite nature of which thwarts the Second Law of Thermodynamics. It is then but a quick skip and hop to explaining how, apart from an image, the equation E = mc2 is meaningless.
The upshot is that all of the Laws of Physics are the physical manifestation of an unchanging God. And, as readers will see, what appears to be “physical” is actually an image in the mind of God in whom, according to Scripture, “we live and move and have our being.” The proof is in the pudding: the human brain.
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"God and the Anatomy of the Brain: Explaining Mind in a Universe of Matter" by Glenn G. Dudley, MD. Written for scientists but revised for non-scientists and armchair philosophers, this well-referenced book answers the question of how awareness and feeling are connected with matter.
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