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To: GBA
So, your spirit is a child of God, born again, but your body and soul are still sinful prodigies of the First Parents.

Are you a Major League Baseball ⚾️ player? You just hit that one out of the park. 👍

322 posted on 05/14/2020 12:47:44 AM PDT by Mark17 (Father of US Air Force Officer, who graduated from Air Force pilot training, on 1 May 2020)
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To: Mark17
Thanks, but I confess that I don’t totally see it this way.

Perhaps I will at some point, but, for now, at least I can better see the source of argument.

Body vs Soul ... (vs Spirit)

My focus has been on the condition of the soul, with the spirit as being an attribute of both body and soul.

I didn’t separate the spirit from the soul as standing alone, by itself, to be saved or not, instead of the soul being saved, but now I can see why you think as you do.

I think of Jesus saving “souls”, judging “souls”, redeeming “souls”, etc.

And apparently this is the source of my misunderstanding, because I should think “spirit” being saved, judged, redeemed, etc. instead of “soul”.

To your thinking, the body and “soul” die together, but the “spirit” lives on.

To my way of thinking, the body dies and the “soul” lives on to ? ... I’m not sure what comes next, but I think the “soul” sleeps awaiting judgement.

I had not considered the “spirit” in death/post-death at all, only the “soul”.

But for you, the “spirit” is everything, whereas the “soul” is not even a thought.

If this is accurate, it’s no wonder we argue!

326 posted on 05/14/2020 9:58:28 AM PDT by GBA (A = 432)
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