Neurotheology Brain researchers explore faith

For some years now, brain researchers have also been taking religious activities under the scanner: They observe what happens in human brains during prayer, meditation and scripture reading. Do religious experiences arise from malfunctions? Or are real perceptions processed? Can our brains recognize God? The religious scientist Dr. Michael Blume introduces the observations and theses of the "neurotheologists" and shows what can already be stated with certainty.