“…the Bible gives us a grounding for what it means for us to be human, but science can give us a bigger window into the mechanics of how we then apply that meaning on a day-to-day basis,” says psychiatrist and author Dr. Curt Thompson. In this episode, Gabe continues our Science and Faith series with Curt, discussing how God has designed our brains to function and how much this design reveals the unique nature of every human being. Curt draws neurobiological correlations to the biblical narrative, specifically about our human need for relationship in order to flourish. He shares how our lack of relationship and community caused by our cell phone and social media usage is driving the mental health crisis. Tune in to hear what Curt suggests we can do to simplify our lives and foster community, comfort and confidence in ourselves and our children. Resources: 

• https://curtthompsonmd.com
• THINQ Talk: Mental Health Practices, Curt Thompson
• THINQ Talk: Q&A: Mental Health + Suicide, Curt Thompson, Scott Sauls, Rebekah Lyons
• NeuroFaith with Dr. Curt Thompson, a THINQ Media Podcast
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