Tribe.net. Local Connections Leah http://gtuqtis.tribe.net/thread/46d9d238-3a8e-4940-be24-835a3ae676b6#f78916bc-e613-4778-9398-d8378453eded 2004-05-05T17:26:00Z 2004-05-05T17:26:00Z

Hi, Check out the offerings at the GTU Center for Theology and Natural Sciences http://www.ctns.org/ I imagine that theology here will tend to be more traditionally Christian than what you'd find at Esalen or the more psych-oriented schools. GTU is not part of UCB, though there are certain joint programs and it's possible to cross-register for Cal classes. Cal is on a different academic calendar, takes a different library card, etc. You may actually benefit most by giving the admissions office a call. E-mail * gtuadm@gtu.edu for more information * gtuvisits@gtu.edu to arrange a visit Telephone * 510/649-2460 or 800/826-4488 --Leah

Leah 2004-05-05T17:26:00Z $item.owner.firstName http://gtuqtis.tribe.net/thread/46d9d238-3a8e-4940-be24-835a3ae676b6#fdced355-547f-4023-9fa3-b9ea3f9fac98 2004-05-05T16:07:02Z 2004-05-05T16:07:02Z

I am very interested in persuing a masters/phd in something like "Cognitive Theology'. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Cognitive theology involving the study of philosophy, linguistics, physics, neuroscience and theology- sort of like the study of spiritual evolution, consciousness, and ritual. A history of spiritual beliefs and their value in future human consciousness in relation to contemporary society. Similar also to some of the stuff they're studying at the Esalen institute right now. I am local to the Bay Area and would like to go to a state school (while I have to pay for it). Is GTU part of Cal Berkeley? Any advice is much appreciated. Thanks!

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