Vorbirea in limbi la penticostali...

[Jane Says]

În prealabil postat de Doriana

Numai duhurile demonice poseda omul. Duhul Sfant nu forteaza niciodata omul sa faca ceva.

Bine.

Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine have discovered decreased activity in the frontal lobes, an area of the brain associated with being in control of one's self. This pioneering study, involving functional imaging of the brain while subjects were speaking in tongues, is in the November issue of Psychiatry Research: Neuroimaging...

the authors related the frontal rCBF decreases to the loss of volitional control that is experienced while speaking in tongues.

Isi pierd controlul volitional in timpul acelei experiente. Am citat o singura sursa dar sunt mai multe pe aceeasi tema, alterari ale functiei cerebrale in lobul frontal.

[Jane Says]

Iata si -un studiu comparativ:

And it seems to matter little to whom or what that religious activity is directed toward, for Newberg found similar brain activity in the brains of praying nuns. Though the nuns were praying to God, rather than meditating like the monks, they showed increased activity in the frontal lobe as they began focusing their minds. There was also a decrease of activity in the parietal lobe, seemingly indicating that the nuns lost their sense of self in relation to the real world and were able to achieve communion with God [source: Paulson].


There were, however, slight differences in the brain activity of one religious group: Pentecostal Christians who speak in tongues. The Pentecostals actually experienced a decrease in frontal lobe activity; instead of focusing their attention as the nuns and monks did, they paid less attention to the task at hand [source: Carey]. Even though they spoke in tongues, the language center of the brain wasn't activated [source: Paulson].

Pe mine ma pune pe ganduri chestia asta si nu doar dpdv medical.