It simply ceased to exist with the body. Most Christians today view the soul as an immaterial essence inside the physical frame of the body; once the body dies, the soul lives on, intact, forever.

His Body, Soul, and Human Life is the first in a series called Studies in Theological Interpretation. If the rest are as good as this one, it will be an outstanding series indeed. In his investigation ...

Christ, the great physician himself, was and is a practitioner of holistic medicine. He saw each person he encountered for the whole of who they were, simultaneously treating body, mind, and spirit.

For Christians, the soul is an integral part of who you are. You have a body and you have a soul and the two are connected. Even if they don’t believe in the resurrection of the body, most ...

1. Christianity: Resurrection, Heaven, and Hell. In Christianity, the core belief centers on the resurrection of the body and soul after death. Adherents believe that after death, souls face judgment.

Every time Christians recite the Apostles’ Creed, they affirm their belief in what will happen to them after death: “'I believe in the resurrection of the body and life everlasting.” ...

GCSE; WJEC; Death and the afterlife The body and soul. The view that a person holds about the afterlife is bound to affect the value given to this current life. Christian beliefs about life after ...

But Gertrude the Great turns this relationship around. I doubt if she ever suggests that a sick soul produces a healthy body (though I haven’t read the whole book yet), and yet here she seems to ...

There’s something about sports that stirs the body and soul. That’s why the Youth United summer camp activities focused on athletics and social interaction as a way to inspire Christian ...

How body and soul related to each other has been, in Western thought, a never ending matter for philosophical speculation. Clearly, bodies were gendered male or female. But souls were not.

Like many people today, Aristotle’s teacher, the famous Greek philosopher Plato (428 or 427-348 or 347 BCE), believed that the soul exists independently of the body. The real me, the soul, is ...