Tag Archives: the human body

Radix Fidem Curriculum: It’s Natural

Posted on June 10, 2019 by ehurst

5. It’s Natural We were designed as stewards over a portion of God’s Creation. Adam and Eve first had eternal bodies, unlike the rest of Creation, which is supposed to exist in a life and death cycle. The actual passing … Continue reading →

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Naked and Invested

Posted on April 26, 2015 by ehurst

Humans do have instincts. Conceptually, it’s probably useful to think of them as part of your lower brain at the bottom of your spine, what I jokingly call the “butt-brain”. It’s the center of your body consciousness and the functions … Continue reading →

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Heart of Faith: Chapter 2

Posted on April 6, 2015 by ehurst

Chapter 2 — Sensory Heart Science Look up the term “bioelectromagnetics” — as a branch of science, it’s been around awhile. While the bulk of research is aimed at exploring how electromagnetic fields affect biology, some scientists have discovered that … Continue reading →

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