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From: langg@ga.ecn.purdue.edu (George Lang)
Newsgroups: sci.psychology
Subject: Re: language, thought, and culture
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Date: 12 Mar 88 11:06:30 GMT
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>   What does the frontal lobe do that gives man his greater intelligence?
>I believe that it possesses conciousness. A man with conciousness can
>(for lack of a better word) conciously make reactions without the need
>for outside stimuli. Conciousness can also create stimuli at will (the
>cognitive image). 
>

 Instead the term "conciousness" I should like to suggest:

	A free -  logically considered - will.

This should be the first & formost attribute of deity in monotheistic
faiths. Consequently, in exact accordance to monotheistic logic, since
man was created "in god's image" has the same attribute, unlike animals
which were not.




>       Sean Brunnock
>       University of Lowell
>       sbrunnoc@eagle.cs.ulowell.edu
 
 
	G. T. Lang, Purdue U.