Neuroscience, Cognitive Psychology, and Religious Experience
Scientific and philosophical examination of prophecy, revelation, and mystical cognition
Course Instructors
To Be Announced
Senior Lecturer in Biblical Studies
Details
A scientific and philosophical examination of "Prophecy" and "Revelation." Focuses on the cognitive functions of religious experience, altered states of consciousness, and the neurological basis of mystical visions and prophetic claims.
Course Curriculum
No Curriculum yet
What You Will Learn
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Cognitive Study: Analyze brain function, perception, and mystical experiences
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Philosophical Perspective: Discuss implications for understanding religious cognition and prophecy
FAQs
Graduate students in Religious Studies, Psychology of Religion, or Cognitive Science interested in mystical and prophetic phenomena.
A basic understanding of neuroscience or psychology is helpful but not mandatory.
Through research papers, critical discussions, and case study analyses.
What is in this course?
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Duration : 1 Days
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Class Start Date : 2026-02-01
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Scientific Insight : Understand the neurological and cognitive basis of religious experiences
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Analytical Skills : Study altered states of consciousness and prophetic claims critically
