“This book offers the promise that neurotheology can help move us beyond the conflict between science and religion toward the truth or at least to a more unified and universal perspective on the interface between the spirituality and the brain.

Neurotheology covers many potential points of contact between science and religion, acknowledges the existence of complexity and the dangers of simple reductionism, and presents clear information on the capabilities and limitations of various forms or neurological assessment.”

John Peteet,
Harvard Medical School