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om/us/experts/matthew-hutson> Posted Jun 04, 2018 In March, I attended a debate on the proposition "The more we evolve, the less we need God," With Michael Shermer and Heather Berlin for the motion and Deepak Chopra and Anoop Kumar against the motion. The next day I published an account titled "Do Not Debate D

tic religions propose. In fact, if you go deep into the teachings of Buddhism, etc., the word God is not mentioned. Only consciousness is mentioned. Vedanta, only consciousness is mentioned. And it's a very different take on consciousness. So, if you'll allow me for a moment to explain that. So when I w

cience, this is the book to read. In my own journey to better understand Deepak and his worldview this book was the most enlightening path I took." Michael Shermer, PhD, Publisher Skeptic magazine, monthly columnist Scientific American, Presidential Fellow Chapman University, author of The Moral Arc, The Believ

devoid of anything but full of activities or potentialities. This is very similar to the concept of sunyata or emptiness in Buddihism as well as in Vedanta. The issue of Saguna Brhama ( with all type of attributes) and Nirguna Brhama ( without any attribute) crated lot of debates among ancient Indian s

art one of four. Matthew Hutson Posted Jun 04, 2018 In March, I attended a debate on the proposition "The more we evolve, the less we need God," With Michael Shermer and Heather Berlin for the motion and Deepak Chopra and Anoop Kumar against the motion. The next day I published an account titled "Do Not Debate Dee

thought, Michael's come to a very good place with me personally. So we agreed to the title. But if you go to the Eastern wisdom traditions -Buddhism, Vedanta, Shaoism, all the Eastern traditions-then God is pure consciousness, period. So the debate, you're right, they were talking about the mythical God an