| Essence of the Soul (9621 words) |
 | The ancient view held that the soul was essentially the life of the body, the life-breath, or a kind of life force which assumed spatial and corporeal form at the moment of conception, or during pregnancy, or at birth, and left the dying body again after the final breath. |
| Souls continue through the cycle of birth and death and birth, etc. Even the "disease" of the soul, vice or evil, is not able to destroy its divine essence. |
| The soul is a subject in which reason is inseparably (by that necessity also by which it is shown to be in the subject), neither can there be any soul except a living soul, nor can reason be in a soul without life, and reason is immortal; hence, the soul is immortal. |
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