I will say if that is about that. The bicameral mind
results in "handendness". Glenn has evidence of
handedness well back in the past, so this would support
his view.
But language is also dependant on the bicameral mind. I
am saying that there is something about language, and it
would likely be a later development, that eventually leads
to true humaness. In other words a bicameral mind is
necessary but not sufficient.
On Wed, 14 Mar 2007 14:54:46 GMT
"burgytwo@juno.com" <burgytwo@juno.com> wrote:
> Jack wrote: "I have been reluctant to accept Glenn's
>idea for two
> reasons, the first being that the indicators of the
>bible are clear I
> think, that Adam was Neolithic, and secondly because he
>has not
> convinced me that ancient evidence for burial, etc is
>the same as
> being made in God's image."
>
> Of course Glenn has many more "human-like evidences" on
>his web site -
> - grave goods is just one of these. As for what
>scripture says, I
> cannot agree that the "indicators are clear." That seems
>to be quite
> a stretch.
>
> Jack continues: "I have been kicking around the idea in
>my head that
> being made in God's image means capacity for abstract
>language."
>
> An interesting idea. There is some evidence that some
>chimps have
> this capacity also. But it is not persuasive (to me).
>
> There is an interesting book by a Jaynes, a Yale(?)
>professor, The
> Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the
>Bicameral Mind -
> something about consciousness coming into being when the
>mind split
> into two halves. How to fit the good professor's thesis
>into the
> question is something I have not thought through.
>
> Burgy
>
> www.burgy.50megs.com/convert.htm
> The conversion of CS Lewis
>
>
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