This volume investigates the compatibility of contemporary scientific understandings of human nature with traditional Christian doctrines of the soul. The book brings together scholars from diverse fields including biology, neuroscience, philosophy, and theology to explore a nondualistic view of the human person, where the

This collection is presented as an authoritative resource for those grappling with fundamental questions of human identity as posed by modern science. The contributors, described as outstanding scholars, aim to reconcile scientific accounts of the physical human being with theological statements about the spiritual nature of humans. The book's central theme, a nondualistic view of the person, seeks to bridge the gap between scientific and religious understandings of human existence. It is intended for readers interested in the intersection of science and Christian faith.