Can "neurotheology" bridge the gap between religion and science?

So it goes, round and round.  Either the brain naturally or through a malfunction manufactures religious delusions, or some otherworldly presence speaks to homo sapiens through the language of neurological pulses. Hot in pursuit of this undecidable proposition, neurotheology will keep on churning out data—but when it comes to the biggest questions, it will never have much to say.

Correction, April 26, 2007: This piece originally misidentified Sun-Maid as "Sunkist." (Return  to the corrected sentence.)