We asked: what's the difference between the soul and spirit? We concluded that the spirit is the breath that animates us and gives us life, but that the soul is our consciousness and personality.
Dividing Between Soul and Spirit
What is God?
If human life is a trinity of spirit, soul and body, and the Bible teaches us that this is copied from God, who is a trinity of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, then what can we deduce about the nature of God?
Time to Escape
It turns out that physics and the Bible are in perfect harmony and it's possible to use the Bible to deduce a theory of gravity. If that doesn't make you pay attention, we're not sure what will.
The Expansion of Hell
Hell is expanding due to the continual influx of human souls and debris. It's tragically ironic that the human component of climate change isn't burning fossil fuels, it's dying and going to hell.
Ascending and Descending
If our souls start in hell then this life is our one chance to escape it forever. We have been given an opportunity to respond to the truth which has been revealed to us. No one has an excuse.
Where do we Begin?
We're making a bold assertion that in the Biblical doctrine of gravity human souls, gravity nodes, were part of the gravitational singularity which was created on the 2nd day.
Deducing the Escape
In simple and clinical terms the only way for God to be justified in sending us to hell is if we were in hell to begin with. That may be rather jarring but it's quite logical. It's Hypothesis 27.
The Soul Conclusion
If science can't detect it then it doesn't exist. That's rhetoric which crops up on social media quite frequently. The soul is undetectable by popular science (SciPop) which is why scientists dismiss the possibility that it exists.
Soul vs. Body
The connection between the soul and the blood, as the life of the individual, is strong, but there's more to it than that. The soul isn't simply the result of the spirit dissolving in the blood.
Is the Soul Wet?
The Hebrews had an innate sense that the soul was wet, or was in a liquid state, as is evident from the concept that it could be poured out.