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Most Christians regard the soul as the immortal essence of a human - the seat or locus of human [[will]], [[understanding]], and [[personality]]. | Most Christians regard the soul as the immortal essence of a human - the seat or locus of human [[will]], [[understanding]], and [[personality]]. | ||
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Revision as of 12:10, May 21, 2007
Template:Expand The soul is a vital concept within many religious traditions, including Christianity. The soul is considered to be the eternal element of an individual.
Most Christians regard the soul as the immortal essence of a human - the seat or locus of human will, understanding, and personality.