The Remnant Radio's Podcast You Are Not Just a Brain — Why the Church Must Reclaim the Soul
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Jul 9, 2025 
In this enlightening discussion, Stan Wallace, President and CEO of Global Scholars and author of "Have We Lost Our Minds?", explores the distinction between the brain and the soul. He tackles misconceptions in neurotheology and emphasizes the interplay between mind, body, and spirit. Wallace argues that understanding our holistic identity is crucial for spiritual growth and effective ministry. The conversation also highlights the implications of neuroscience on human flourishing and the relationship between faith and scientific understanding, especially in today's AI-driven world.
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Distinct Soul and Brain Unity
- Scripture teaches humans have bodies and immaterial souls that are deeply united yet distinct.
- Neuroscience reveals brain activity correlates with thoughts but doesn't equate identity to the brain alone.
Middle Ground on Soul and Body
- The biblical view balances between physicalism and dualism recognizing body and soul as deeply united.
- Humans flourish embodied but live after death as souls awaiting resurrection with glorified bodies.
Computer Analogy for Humanity
- Joshua Lewis compares the soul to software and the body to hardware in a computer analogy.
- Soul (software) can exist independently but functions best united with the body (hardware).
