The Natural Bible for Modern and Future Man

Writing under the pen name John F. Brain, the author of The Natural Bible for Modern and Future Man calls upon the most advanced knowledge of modern neuroscience to discuss the origin and practice of religions around the world. The author uses contemporary knowledge of the interaction of the three principal development stages of neural evolution in humans to explain the wide range of religious beliefs and related behavior among the various cultures in the global community. This book is directed towards those interested in issues such as separation of church and state, the ethical application of new human sciences, changing views of sexuality, and the continued clash of cultures around the globe. The Natural Bible for Modern and Future Man strongly emphasizes the need for greater care in exercising the responsibilities of leadership, especially those involved in legislative, judicial, and educational processes. For additional information on the author and his publications visit the author's website at thenaturalbible.com.

The origin of man's world	p. 1
The need for a caring deity	p. 3
The evolved spiritual mind	p. 4
Interpretive notions of man	p. 5
Evaluating human beliefs	p. 7
Reliance on modern understanding	p. 8
The evolution of biological man	p. 10
The arrogance of man's teachings	p. 12
The intolerance of man's mind	p. 14
Changes in traditions and beliefs	p. 15
Fundamental human notions	p. 17
The underlying forces of nature	p. 19
Man's vision of the universe	p. 21
Man's knowledge of his universe	p. 23
The function of the spiritual mind	p. 25
The oneness of human religions	p. 27
The underlying life of man	p. 29
Understanding biological life	p. 31
The flexible nature of human thought	p. 34
Understanding the human mind	p. 36
New understanding of brain function	p. 38
Misbehavior of the still developing mind	p. 40
The motivation of youth	p. 42
The Eventuality of the changing mind	p. 45
The sequential continuity of minds	p. 47
Minds teaching other minds	p. 49
Expectations of human death	p. 51
The notion of spiritual communication	p. 53
The emotional origin of diverse religions	p. 54
Beliefs in a world of new reality	p. 56
The pursuit of reality in scientific thought	p. 58
Modern application of reason and logic	p. 59
The interaction of multiple minds	p. 61
Imaginative human expectations	p. 65
The influences of man over man	p. 67
The relentless forces of nature	p. 71
Conflict of similar objectives	p. 73
Priorities of the human mind	p. 76
Limits of human achievement	p. 78
Sensitivity of the human spirit	p. 80
Human respect for nature	p. 82
Nature as human reality	p. 86
Human notion of meaning	p. 89
The modern knowledge of human life	p. 90
Effective communication limited to man	p. 92
The role of the natural senses	p. 94
Vulnerability of biological man	p. 95
Emphasis on reality in the modern world	p. 96
Contributions of the religious mind	p. 98
Limitations of the spiritual mind	p. 99
The equality of religious thought	p. 100
The necessity for religious unity	p. 104
The search for more ideal behavior	p. 106
The search for ideal marriage	p. 110
The evolution of pro-modern man	p. 115
Visions of further human development	p. 119
Importance of human leadership	p. 123
Expectations of the developing mind	p. 126
The slow period of human transition	p. 129
The inadvertent language of religion	p. 132
Man entirely subject to natural laws	p. 136
The changing depth of religious thought	p. 138
The reality of nature's dominance of man	p. 141
The broadening vision of modern man	p. 143
Man's recognition of the fate of man	p. 147
The finity and infinity of man	p. 151
Freedom of thought and behavior	p. 154
The physical biology of good and evil	p. 156
The new realism of pro-modern man	p. 158
The urgent responsibility of man	p. 161
The recognition of spiritual power	p. 162
The unchanging Bible for changing man	p. 164
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The Natural Bible for Modern and Future Man The Ultimate Theology of the Still Evolving Mind

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