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1. www.cambridgescholars.com › resources › pdfsThe Concept of the Soul - Cambridge Scholars Publishing

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   soul by God. Hunter urges strongly that idea of the soul is not an antiquated concept, and that, moreover, Thomist views of the soul can still make sense in the twenty-first century. Nancey Murphy offers some fascinating reflections on the question of the soul from her perspective as a philosopher of science. She notes the

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2. www.spurgeon.org › sermons › the-tender-mercy-of-godThe Spurgeon Library | The Tender Mercy of God

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   The truly great spirit is always gentle; and because God is so infinitely great, he is, therefore, tender. We read of his gentleness and of his tenderness towards the children of men; and we see them displayed to their full in the gospel of our salvation. Very conspicuous is this “tender mercy of our God.”. Now, the original word is, “The ...

3. www.bibleresources.info › What-Is-The-SoulWhat is the Soul? - bibleresources.info

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   The oxygenized atmosphere which unites with the carbon of the candle in supporting the flame corresponds to the ‘breath of life’ or ‘spirit of life’ which unites with the physical organism in producing ‘soul’ or ‘intelligent existence.’. Should an accident occur which would destroy the candle, the flame would cease.

4. www.newdualism.org › Moreland-Soul_MattersThe Soul: How We Know It s Real and Why It Matters - New Dualism

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   topics of Western philosophy—namely, God, the soul, and life everlasting. For centuries, most Christian thinkers have believed in the souls of men and beasts, as it used to be put. Animals and humans are (or have) an immaterial entity—a soul, a life principle, a ground of sentience—and they have a body.

5. www.spurgeongems.org › sermon › chs1343#1343 - The Jewel of Peace - Spurgeon Gems

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   deep tranquility of a soul resting on God,” the quiet restfulness of spirit which is the peculiar gift of God, and the choice privilege of the believer. “Great peace have all they that love Your law and nothing shall offend them.” The peace of the text is a gem with many facets, but in considering its many-sidedness we must re-

6. www.anglican.net › works › henry-scougal-the-life-ofHenry Scougal, The Life of God in the Soul of Man (1677 ...

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   Let us be strong in the Lord, and the power of his might, for he it is that shall tread down our Enemies : God hath a tender regard unto the Souls of men, and is infinitely willing to promote their welfare : he hath condescended to our weakness, and declared with an Oath, that he hath no pleasure in our destruction. There is no such thing as despite or envy lodged in the Bosom of that ever ...

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   Why is God so tender?

   • The truly great spirit is always gentle; and because God is so infinitely great, he is, therefore, tender. We read of his gentleness and of his tenderness towards the children of men; and we see them displayed to their full in the gospel of our salvation. Very conspicuous is this “tender mercy of our God.”

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   Do Thomist views of the soul still make sense?

   • Hunter urges strongly that idea of the soul is not an antiquated concept, and that, moreover, Thomist views of the soul can still make sense in the twenty-first century. Nancey Murphy offers some fascinating reflections on the question of the soul from her perspective as a philosopher of science.

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   Did Jacob have a soul?

   • Exodus 1:5} Jacob received his life as well as his physical body. The product of these two were his ‘soul’ or ‘intelligent being.’ It had been passed on from Isaac, Abraham, and thence from Adam to whom alone God had directly imparted life. Jacob passed the life, organism, and soul to his posterity. So it has been with all mankind ever since.

   What is the Soul? - Bible Christian Resources

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   Do men sin against God?

   • Men sin not only against God, but against their own interest, when they turn aside from the wooings of disinterested goodness, and refuse salvation through him who loved us even to the death. That which God has so tenderly and heartily wrought out in the gift of his dear Son to die for us ought to be received with eagerness.

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   What does the Bible say about souls?

   • But the Scriptures speak of souls; and man has taught that the soul is something which lives on— indestructibly—the product of a God who cannot destroy that which he has created. Our powers of reason tell us differently. Everywhere in the realm of human endeavor the objects which man forms are subject to his own power to destroy them.

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   What is tender mercy?

   • “Tender mercy” is the key-note of my discourse, I want you to keep it still in your ears. Whatever else of melody there may come from the text, yet this is to be the chief note: the tender, hearty, intense mercy of God, which he has shown to us.

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8. link.springer.com › content › pdfThe Soul and the Development of Christian Belief - Springer

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   46 The Battle for the Soul image of God means that the soul is immaterial and immortal, it is not limited spatially, permeates the body, and does not die. As an imperfect spirit, marked at the outset by the sin of Adam and Eve, it hankers for sin even after conversion and is the cen-ter of mental and brain activity. Augustine did not make any