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The most consistent anthropology of man is the trichotomous man in his body, soul, and spirit.

Death is not a void of existence, but rather a state of existence involving separation. The void of existence is a consequence of existential philosophy, which presupposes a false set of circumstances.

The mind is part of he soul. Soulish perception includes reason and logic.

Physical perception includes our bodily senses.

Spiritual perception extends beyond the physical and rational perception and is only provided in truth through faith in Christ, not by our merit, but by His grace in regeneration of the human spirit.

When the plane slid into the Pentagon it opened up an area where one of my cousins was in a class. Immediately the room was dark ~ there was no light except a glow of a massive fire that peaked through cracks in the floor.

A neighbor who worked there knew he was close to the crash site so he ran toward it grabbing a flash light on his way.

He opened a classroom door and shining his light through the smoke told the students to follow him, and they did.

He ran to the fire. He saved many lives. They followed on faith that their rescuer knew what he was doing.

That's pretty much it.