The Phantom God: What Neuroscience Reveals about the Compulsion to Believe Rock & Pop music over the last several decades

over the last several decades the zombie has ascended into the upper echelon of the of the movie monster pantheon-an elite tier once reserved only for vampires

and the desperate effort to identify and catch him

author of The Housewarming

Nizrana Farook

he isn’t as monstrous as everyone assumes

The Phantom God: What Neuroscience Reveals about the Compulsion to Believe Rock & Pop music over the last several decadesDoes neuroscience have anything to say about religious belief or the existence of God? Some have tried to answer this question, but, in doing so, most have strayed from the scientific method. In The Phantom God, computational biologist and neuroscientist John C. Wathey, Ph. D., tackles this problem head on, exploring religious feelings not as the direct perception by the brain of some supernatural realm, nor as the pathological misfiring of neurons,