If nature is inherently divine, then are the laws of nature, as explained by scientists, also divine?
Why does Ayurveda prescribe medicines with non-veg ingredients when meat is forbidden in Vedic culture?
Can near-death experiences be induced in everyone so they can be become repeatable experimental evidence?
Is faith a cognitive function like memory or motivation or mood – can it be altered by neurochemical processes?
Would a Prabhupada-bot, an artificial intelligence system that knows all of Prabhupada’s works, be equivalent to him or his books?
If genetically modified bacteria could clean the polluted Yamuna river, is that technology still bad?
How can I see spiritually my scientific research for solving serious problems such as incurable diseases?
In the computer metaphor for explaining the self, comparing the soul with the user mixes the inanimate with the animate – isn’t it better to compare consciousness with electricity?
Is anger reduced by becoming spiritual or by developing the brain’s frontal lobe that is associated with controlling emotions?
Scientists are often aesthetic people and religion has often caused persecution and violence – how to understand?
As science fiction movies show robots with emotions can’t scientific progress imbue robots with consciousness?
Different brain areas are activated when we have different emotions – doesn’t that show consciousness comes from the brain?
In past-life memories cases how do wounds on the previous body manifest as birth marks on the next body?
Can we say that the brain processes various energies and one kind of energy processing leads to consciousness?
