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Posted in Uncategorized | August 27th, 2011

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A Puzzle: Can Science help?

I have asked the science community this question. lets see how the religious community measures up:

1. has science been able to separate the different aspects of a human being into tangible bundles?

2. if by W.H.O.’s definition of health, science admits the existence of body, soul and spirit, have all these entities been proven to exist?

3. if they exist, are they all tangible?

4. will inability to prove any of these aspects suggests its non-existence?

5. what makes the soul different from the spirit?

6. which of body, soul or spirit can be used as a proxy for a particular human being?

7. can this measure be used to explain some metaphysical realities?

Somewhat hard to answer these but will try.

1. According to Heb. 4:12, the soul and spirit can be separated from the bones and marrow. Since secular scientists don’t believe in spirit and soul, no they haven’t.

2. Yes, they are proven to exist, but I can’t supply sources that science would accept.

3. tangible, no. Only the body is tangible, nevertheless, the spirit and soul are definitely there.

4. trying to prove through scientific methods will only come to a dead end because spiritual things are spiritually discerned. Science can’t prove the spiritual.

5. The soul is like a mediator between body and spirit.

6. Don’t understand the question.

7. Don’t know. Science cannot prove spiritual things 95% of the time.