Anne L.C. Runehov has a Reader (Associate Professor) degree from the Uppsala University. She earned a Doctor degree in Philosophy of Religion at Uppsala University, and a Master degree in Theoretical Philosophy, major Philosophy of Mind at the same university. She is editor in chief for the 4 volume Encyclopedia of Sciences and Religions, Springer 2013. Co-EiC is prof. Lluis Oviedo. She is co-editor of the ESSSAT series Issues in Science and Religion, Springer. She was also editor in chief for the series Copenhagen University Discussions in Science and Religion, Faculty of Theology publications, Copenhagen until May 2014. She is also field editor for the European Journal of Science and Theology. She is the author of Sacred or Neural? The Potential of Neuroscience to Explain Religious Experiences Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 2007, which is based on her doctoral thesis for which she received the 2006 ESSSAT research prize. Furthermore,she has been the director of the Copenhagen Network for Science and Religion 2008-2013), funded by the John Templeton Foundation. She published several peer-reviewed articles. Runehov has mainly (but not merely) been working within the debate of Science and Philosophy of Religion and philosophy of Mind. Her main research interests has been Neuroscience, Cognitive science and Quantum Mechanics which are studied from a perspective of Philosophy of Religion, Philosophy of Mind, Epistemology and Philosophy of Science.

• Part I. Human Being.- 1. A Two- and Threefold Self.- 2. The Human Experiencer.- 3. Human Uniqueness.- Part II. The World.- 4. Understanding Reality.- 5. Mindreading.- 6. Free will, Responsibility and Moral Evil.- 7. Human Time.- Part III. God.- 8. God-Human-God Relationship.- 9. Final Conclusions and Reflections

Anne L.C. Runehov has a Reader (Associate Professor) degree from the Uppsala University. She earned a Doctor degree in Philosophy of Religion at Uppsala University, and a Master degree in Theoretical Philosophy, major Philosophy of Mind at the same university. She is editor in chief for the 4 volume Encyclopedia of Sciences and Religions, Springer 2013. Co-EiC is prof. Lluis Oviedo. She is co-editor of the ESSSAT series Issues in Science and Religion, Springer. She was also editor in chief for the series Copenhagen University Discussions in Science and Religion, Faculty of Theology publications, Copenhagen until May 2014. She is also field editor for the European Journal of Science and Theology. She is the author of Sacred or Neural? The Potential of Neuroscience to Explain Religious Experiences Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 2007, which is based on her doctoral thesis for which she received the 2006 ESSSAT research prize. Furthermore,she has been the director of the Copenhagen Network for Science and Religion 2008-2013), funded by the John Templeton Foundation. She published several peer-reviewed articles. Runehov has mainly (but not merely) been working within the debate of Science and Philosophy of Religion and philosophy of Mind. Her main research interests has been Neuroscience, Cognitive science and Quantum Mechanics which are studied from a perspective of Philosophy of Religion, Philosophy of Mind, Epistemology and Philosophy of Science.

• Part I. Human Being.- 1. A Two- and Threefold Self.- 2. The Human Experiencer.- 3. Human Uniqueness.- Part II. The World.- 4. Understanding Reality.- 5. Mindreading.- 6. Free will, Responsibility and Moral Evil.- 7. Human Time.- Part III. God.- 8. God-Human-God Relationship.- 9. Final Conclusions and Reflections