- How would you respond to someone who claims logic and reasoning aren’t immaterial because they’re activities of a physical brain?
- Does the fact that some people have a “blind mind’s eye” (aphantasia) effectively counter the claim that the mind’s ability to visualize images is evidence for the existence of a non-physical self?
Are Logic and Reasoning Immaterial?
Amy Hall, Greg Koukl
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