smak_84
For starters the soul is the philosophical form of the human being.
In the context of this statement of yours, just what is meant by philosophical?
For starters the soul is the philosophical form of the human being. The soul is an immaterial thing which is the first and most basic organizing principle within each living being.
Really? SO how do you arrive at the conclusion that something is immaterial exactly? How does an immateial "thing" organize a living physical being?
Further the philisophical form is the determing element which enters into the basic physical makeup of all physical things.
Again, what makes you think this is the case? How does something
immaterial {your words} have any effect upon your physical makeup since this is
material?
It is that principle by which you live, move, and think (rationally).
Okay, now we have the soul being a principle ,which I assume,is what is meant by Philosophical form. This unfortunately does not clarify a thing. Perhaps you could shed some light on this?
The soul is essentially (as in it is part of what makes a human a human) united to the body.
So how did you arrive at this conclusion sir? In what way is it united ? Exactly how do you unite things which are mutually exclusive one of the other? This is like saying that black is united to white. This is a fallicious stance in that each is the opposing definition of the other.
. Further, the occurance called death is the separation of the soul from the body (observe that if we do not enbalm the body it will return to the base elements after it rots).
You have not made a case for the existence of a soul and thus to make further conjectures about the properties of something you have not shown to follow from a well constructed arguement is pointless and arrogant to boot. Also could you explain please what the latter staement about rotting of the body has to do with the former statement on death and the soul? I assume you placed this here as though there were an obvious connection of some sort.
So in a sense it is the "breath of life." It is that which makes us human beings alive.
You have a funny I dea of what constitutes sense in the context you have presented here. If you would be so kind ,perhaps you could make some actual logically consistent and properly evidenced presentation to allow us some insight into what you really mean to say.
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