Moral Brain, Moral Bible - Rutman, Joel
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Drawing from multiple scientific disciplines--including neuroscience, child development, anthropology, and evolutionary psychology--Joel Rutman summarizes what is known about the origin of moral behaviour. He explains how our ideas of right and wrong are based on evolved built-in brain predispositions that are then shaped by family and culture. The science of human behaviour helps to explain events and ideas in the Hebrew Bible. Moral behaviours associated with the Biblical Good Inclination are based on genetically influenced behaviours; while those behaviours associated with the Biblical Evil…mehr

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Drawing from multiple scientific disciplines--including neuroscience, child development, anthropology, and evolutionary psychology--Joel Rutman summarizes what is known about the origin of moral behaviour. He explains how our ideas of right and wrong are based on evolved built-in brain predispositions that are then shaped by family and culture. The science of human behaviour helps to explain events and ideas in the Hebrew Bible. Moral behaviours associated with the Biblical Good Inclination are based on genetically influenced behaviours; while those behaviours associated with the Biblical Evil Inclination all have roots in human evolution. New-found knowledge of the origin and location of reason and emotion in the human brain contributes further to our understanding of Biblical morality. The author summarises the over-all scientific and Biblical approaches to moral behaviour and explores the favourable and problematic aspects of each approach. Rutman concludes that there is continued need for the Hebrew Bible to teach us how we ought to live and how it is possible for us to achieve sacred lives.
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Autorenporträt
Dr. Joel Rutman is a graduate of the Hebrew Academy and Yeshivath Adath in Cleveland, Ohio and of Brandeis University and Harvard Medical School. He completed hospital residencies in pediatrics and in neurology followed by decades of clinical practice and teaching of paediatric neurology in San Antonio, Texas. He has been hazzan (cantor) at the Orthodox synagogue there for many years. He and his wife now make their home in Zikhron Ya'akov, Israel.