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Answering the question of who is experiencing the illusion or interpreting the story is much more problematic. This is partly a conceptual problem and partly a problem of [[dualism]]. It is almost impossible to discuss the self without a referent in the same way that is difficult to think about a play without any players.<ref>[https://samharris.org/the-illusion-of-the-self2/ THE ILLUSION OF THE SELF: An Interview with Bruce Hood], quote of Sam Harris</ref>}}
 
Answering the question of who is experiencing the illusion or interpreting the story is much more problematic. This is partly a conceptual problem and partly a problem of [[dualism]]. It is almost impossible to discuss the self without a referent in the same way that is difficult to think about a play without any players.<ref>[https://samharris.org/the-illusion-of-the-self2/ THE ILLUSION OF THE SELF: An Interview with Bruce Hood], quote of Sam Harris</ref>}}
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For more information, please see: [[Atheism and consciousness#The atheist Sam Harris on the problem of consciousness for an atheistic worldview|The atheist Sam Harris on the problem of consciousness for an atheistic worldview]]
    
== C.S. Lewis's argument from reason and for the irrationality of materialism ==
 
== C.S. Lewis's argument from reason and for the irrationality of materialism ==
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