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SUMMARY:Embodiment as a Scientific and Theological Reality
LOCATION:Cambridge University: Westminster College
DESCRIPTION:On 3rd November at 1pm Prof. Robin Morris will give a seminar 
 entitled ‘Embodiment as a Scientific and Theological Reality’. Abstrac
 t: Western philosophical thought has been significantly influenced by subs
 tance dualism\, which posits that the ‘soul’ or ‘mind’ exists as a
  distinct entity separate from the body. This perspective contrasts with a
  growing movement in contemporary cognitive neuroscience that emphasises t
 he embodied nature of cognition. Rather than viewing the mind as an indepe
 ndent entity that interacts with the body through sensorimotor systems\, t
 his approach integrates the two from both phylogenetic and ontogenetic per
 spectives. Additionally\, an embodiment of God is evident in both the Old 
 and New Testaments\, making it an important aspect of Christian belief. Th
 e talk explores how these two areas of understanding converge to provide a
  more comprehensive Christian concept of the divine and the imago Dei in h
 umans. A light sandwich lunch will be provided from 12:30pm in the Shasha 
 Suite\, Woolf Building\, Westminster College\, Madingley Road\, Cambridge.
  Please be seated by 12:50pm so that the seminar can start promptly.
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