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== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Creating</span> == Future Frontiers: (1) '''The Simulation Argument''': The modern idea that we live in a computer—which would make the "Programmer" a literal, scientific version of God. (2) '''Neuro-Theology''': Using MRI scans to see "where" God lives in the brain and how religion affects mental health. (3) '''Atheistic Religion''': Building "Communities of Meaning" that use the rituals of religion without the belief in a god (e.g., 'Sunday Assembly'). (4) '''Inter-faith Philosophy''': Finding the "Logical Core" that is shared by all religions regardless of their different stories. [[Category:Philosophy]] [[Category:Religion]] [[Category:Ethics]] </div>
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