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Originally posted by PudgenikYou should not ask sonhouse such a question, because he can not think for himself without a mind of his own. He is also not a reader of the Holy Bible.
What character of the bible was born without a soul, during it's lifetime aquired a soul, and before death lost it again?
Originally posted by Paul Dirac IIYou are changing tactics to hide the fact that science is dishonest and does not know what life is.
Just for the record, Dasa, it would be good for you to give a clean yes/no answer to the question of whether the following things have a soul.
i) bacterium
ii) virus
iii) viroid
iv) prion
v) protein molecule
vi) a long strand of nucleic acid
If it is not getting too personal for you, let us know what science classes you have taken.
Can you imagine that............That science doesn't have a clue to what life is.
Any life form no matter how small it is has the soul within.
Science cannot demonstrate that life is chemicals.
Therefore science is defeated............and also dishonest for teaching the innocent public falsity.
Originally posted by RJHindsThe Vedas tell us that their are unlimited universes.
You ended with universes, does that mean you believe in more than one universe? If so, how many does the vedas say there are?
And after a period of time they are all destroyed..................but then they are all re-created and this goes on for eternity.
Originally posted by galveston75There is not such thing as soul and spirit.........but there is such a thing as soul or spirit.
"Soul"
Definition: In the Bible, “soul” is translated from the Hebrew ne′phesh and the Greek psy·khe′. Bible usage shows the soul to be a person or an animal or the life that a person or an animal enjoys. To many persons, however, “soul” means the immaterial or spirit part of a human being that survives the death of the physical body. Others understa ...[text shortened]... se souls could not have been spirits.)
Sorry for the little faces, no idea what those are.
Soul or spirit ...........they both are one and the same.
Originally posted by sonhouseI think it is an understandable aspect of human nature for many people to describe their human identity and uniqueness as their "soul" just as it an understandable aspect of human nature for many people to think that only humans have this "soul" and that animals don't seeing as those people probably define their essential humanity ~ and set themselves apart from animals ~ in terms of the existence or possession of a "soul".
Why do people think they have a soul?
Originally posted by FMFBut RJ just said some animals have souls according to his bible.
I think it is an understandable aspect of human nature for many people to describe their human identity and uniqueness as their "soul" just as it an understandable aspect of human nature for many people to think that only humans have this "soul" and that animals don't seeing as those people probably define their essential humanity ~ and set themselves apart from animals ~ in terms of the existence or possession of a "soul".
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Originally posted by sonhouse
It's just that if an animal has a soul and the soul is immortal, what happens to that animal soul when it dies?
And fear not them that kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul; but rather fear Him that is able to destroy both soul and body in hell.
(Matthew 10:28 KJV)
Although the soul may survive the death of the body, if the soul can be destroyed, then why should we think the soul is immortal?
I don't know what happens to animal souls.
