This is our first meeting* since the untimely death, on July 30, 1952, of Dr. William Thomas Salter, Professor of Pharmacology in this School since 1941. It is also the first meeting from which he has been absent in some time. We shall miss his cheerful presence which often went far to dispel the excess gravity which has on occasion crept into the deliberations of this Board. The record of his ...

This paper uses a Tavesian model of religious experience to make modest theorization about the role “fabulation”, an embodied and affective process, understand how some contemporary AI robotics designers users consider encounters with these technologies be spiritually “authorizing”. By we mean Bergsonian concept evolved capacity that allows humans see potentialities complex action within anothe...

THE INCREASING frequency of the phenomenon of "speaking in tongues," in the Roman Catholic and other Christian denominations, challenges one to outline a "theology" of this spiritual gift. Morton Kelsey has made an important contribution in the field of psychology. However, while psychological investigations are valid and interesting, they can hardly throw adequate light on supernatural phenome...

P rotein translocation from the cyto-sol into the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) is generally considered a reasonably well understood, automatic process. But getting proteins into the ER is actually a highly regulated process that poses more of a conundrum for the cell than it seems, especially under challenging metabolic conditions like ER stress (1). What's more, aberrant or incomplete protein tr...