If we accept that the mind is nothing more than a complex set of biochemical reactions and
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If we accept that the mind is nothing more than a complex set of biochemical reactions and electrochemical signals, what does that mean for religious systems that claim the existence of an everlasting soul? What is the relationship between the mind, the brain and the soul? Might this explain the early success of the biomedical model?
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