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The '''mind''' is the most obvious thing which sets apart human beings from animals. With the mind's capacity for imagination, foresight, analysis; emotional faculties such as compassion, empathy, and the desire for [[justice]], it can be clearly seen that man is [[God]]'s greatest creation.
The '''mind''' is the most obvious thing which sets apart human beings from animals. Mind is not synonymous with '[[brain]]'.
Materialists refuse to consider any supernatural aspect of the mind, such as the possibility that it survives death. This is not scientific: the assumption that the mind is a physical phenomena is [[pseudoscience]].
The mind has the capacity for [[thought]], including [[imagination]], [[foresight]], [[analysis]], and [[emotion]], which in various ways use the powers of the brain.
The faculties such as [[compassion]], [[empathy]], and the desire for [[justice]], point to man as [[God]]'s greatest [[Creationism|creation]].
[[Materialism|Materialists]] refuse to consider any supernatural aspect of the mind, such as the possibility that it survives death. This is not [[Science|scientific]]: the assumption that the mind is a [[Physics|physical]] phenomena is [[pseudoscience]].
[[Category:Philosophy]]
[[Category:Philosophy]]