Bibliography – Christian Neuroscience-Informed Practices
The focus is works that focus on neuroscientific evidence regarding Christian practices. 1) Compassion Practice (Christian) Andrew Dreitcer, Living Compassion: Loving Like Jesus , Nov. 1, 2017, Upper Room Books - Andrew Dreitcer is a faculty member of Claremont School of Theology, where he is associate professor of spirituality, director of spiritual formation, and codirector of the Center for Engaged Compassion. Mark A. Maddix & Dean G. Blevins (editors), Neuroscience and Christian Formation , Oct 1, 2016, 180 pages. CHAPTERS: Laura Barwegen - “A Primer on Neuroscience” Dean Blevins, “Technology and the Brain” Glena Andrews – “How Neuroscience Informs Teaching” Mark A. Maddix, “Neuroscience and Christian Formation” Karen Choi – “Neuroplasticity and Spiritual Formation: Changing Brain Structure and Core Beliefs Through Mindfulness and Scripture Meditation/Reflection” Timothy Wall Westbrook – “We were made for This: Reflections on the Mirror Neuron System and Intercultural C