Psychology behind the Holy Spirit experience? (created, philosopher, about, before)

[The Last Amalekite 1Sam15]

Originally Posted by Fat Freddy

The psychology behind the Holy Spirit experience is called Schizophrenia.

Or Temporal Lobe Epilepsy.

[jonesg]

Originally Posted by Harry Diogenes

Yes, your none existent hard problem is ignored.

Thats Dan Dennetts philosophy, ignore the hard problem by pretending it doesnt exist.
Roundly rejected by all, even his fellow atheists.
It takes a special kind of stupid to claim consciousness is an illusion.

[jonesg]

Originally Posted by The Last Amalekite 1Sam15

Hey BFun. Why does your god pick and choose who to give faith to?

He uses the Rockwell hardness test on their skull.

[jonesg]

Originally Posted by The Last Amalekite 1Sam15

Isn’t wine 80% water?

Contains powdered water.
What should we add to liquify it?

[LuminousTruth]

Originally Posted by jonesg

Yep, theres a huge distinction between knowledge of self in psychology.

And know thyself in spirituality.

A very huge, monumental difference. And not at all on par with what some of the anti-intellectuals might be thinking.

[MysticPhD]

Originally Posted by jonesg

Thats Dan Dennett's philosophy, ignore the hard problem by pretending it doesn't exist.
Roundly rejected by all, even his fellow atheists.
It takes a special kind of stupid to claim consciousness is an illusion.

[Harry Diogenes]

Originally Posted by jonesg

Thats Dan Dennetts philosophy, ignore the hard problem by pretending it doesnt exist.

That is not the hard problem as you defined it. "The other side, or the hard problem, which entails the non physical mind or spiritual aspect of mentality , is ignored as if it doesnt exist".

Originally Posted by jonesg

Roundly rejected by all, even his fellow atheists.

Pure invention that ignores all the other psychologists who have pointed out the initial question begging of the hard problem.

Originally Posted by jonesg

It takes a special kind of stupid to claim consciousness is an illusion.

It takes a special kind of dishonesty to ignore all the work that indicate consciousness is a product of our brain.

[Harry Diogenes]

Originally Posted by MysticPhD

See my response above.

[The Last Amalekite 1Sam15]

Originally Posted by jonesg

He uses the Rockwell hardness test on their skull.

50-58 Rc?

[MysticPhD]

Originally Posted by Harry Diogenes

That is not the hard problem as you defined it. "The other side, or the hard problem, which entails the nonphysical mind or spiritual aspect of mentality, is ignored as if it doesn't exist".
Pure invention that ignores all the other psychologists who have pointed out the initial question begging of the hard problem.
It takes a special kind of dishonesty to ignore all the work that indicate consciousness is a product of our brain.

The hard problem is real and there is no accepted solution to it. Dennet simply denies its existence. The only special dishonesty here is your strawman attempt to pretend that ANYONE disputes that consciousness is a PRODUCT of the brain. No one does. What is in question is the nature of that PRODUCT. You think it is an illusion or will-o'-the-wisp but I know it is a real energic form that, like all energic forms, must be conserved or be transformed in some way. You have not proffered any transformation that would affect the consciousness produced by our brain after it is produced.