If someone's corpus callosum is cut, what if only one of the separated brains accepts Jesus?

Question

Does it go to Heaven?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Split-brain

Aurum: First, if you cut a brain in half, no one dies. But weird things happen -- the subject writes different things from what he says, and can speak and write at the same time. There are, for all intensive purposes, two people at that point. Go read it.

Answer 1

Yes, if that part of the brain is Christian. Of course the side that didn't accept him would burn in Hell for eternity. (Surely, I jest.)

Answer 2

What makes an individual is his uniqueness. As for the cutting corpus callosum, you don't create two brains in a head. What happens if you divide 1? You get two halves, not two indivual ones. Same thing can be applied to the logic of cutting your corpus callosum. You merely separate the two sides of your brain.

Answer 3

Excellent question, if salvation is completely dependent upon man to decide, then we must be left with a dilemma if this situation were to happen. I wonder about those with schizophrenia now.

Of course the Calvinists don't look at man as being able to accept Jesus anyway, God does all the work -- so I guess that means they don't have to answer this question. Does that mean they win?

Answer 4

Considering this is rarely done in cases of epilepsy, I'd say that the soul would go to heaven, if he/she believed in Jesus (going by christian doctrine here).

Answer 5

first if you cut the brain in half then it would die. Second if half the brain excepted Jesus it would only be the half that had the part that controlled what you believe or not, so the whole soul of the person who used to have the brain would go to heaven, just they would already be dead because you sliced their brain in half.

Answer 6

1 mind, 1 body, 1 spirit,

Answer 7

God exploded on the asking of this question.