Sermons From the Latins
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Now that is exactly what I mean by a human soul; a pure spirit endowed with memory, understanding, and free will. My body, therefore, is dust, and into dust it shall re- turn, but my soul is a spirit that came from God and shall return to God. My body was born of mortal woman, and like her shall die, but my soul was born of God, who liveth forever and ever. My soul is a spirit and invisible, and so cannot be seen by the doctor's eyes nor touched by his knife. Let me place a live man and a corps...e side by side, and let me ask that learned physician wherein they differ. " One, " THE VALUE OF THE SOUL he says, "has life, the other is dead. " But what is life but the action of the soul in the body, just as the ringing of an electric bell is the action of the elec- tricity in the metal. There is no life without a soul. The trees in my garden have souls my horse and my dog have souls and I? Oh, I am not inferior to them, I, too, have a soul. Aye, and a soul far nobler than theirs not a mere vegetative soul like the tree, nor a mere animal soul like the dog, but a rational, an immortal soul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now that is exactly what I mean by a human soul; a pure spirit endowed with memory, understanding, and free will. My body, therefore, is dust, and into dust it shall re- turn, but my soul is a spirit that came from God and shall return to God. My body was born of mortal woman, and like her shall die, but my soul was born of God, who liveth forever and ever. My soul is a spirit and invisible, and so cannot be seen by the doctor's eyes nor touched by his knife. Let me place a live man and a corps...e side by side, and let me ask that learned physician wherein they differ. " One, " THE VALUE OF THE SOUL he says, "has life, the other is dead. " But what is life but the action of the soul in the body, just as the ringing of an electric bell is the action of the elec- tricity in the metal. There is no life without a soul. The trees in my garden have souls my horse and my dog have souls and I? Oh, I am not inferior to them, I, too, have a soul. Aye, and a soul far nobler than theirs not a mere vegetative soul like the tree, nor a mere animal soul like the dog, but a rational, an immortal soul.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Joseph Baxter to read onlineMoreLess
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