I don't think a deist's perspective has to reduce all religions to human
mythologies with only ethics and meditation in common. I am interested
in the study of neurotheology (or spiritual neuroscience http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neurotheology), which in some cases seems to indicate that our brains were designed to have religious experiences and a person can train their brain to have
them more often. I think the part of our brain used during times of trance, spiritual awe, visions, meditation or prayer is simply the physical mechanism by which we communicate with the divine.
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