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Robert McNamara has made a highly interesting contribution in Religion, Neuroscience, and the Self . He attempts to bring together, and to bring into dialogue personalist thought, religion, and neuroscience for the development of neuroscience-informed personalism directed toward the human future. In this brief response to McNamara, I will focus primarily on the ethical implications he has articulated for his new personalism.
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