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The threefold constitution of man : Body, soul, spirit, as revealed by the divine nature, the divine word, the divine work. The difference between soul and spirit clearly presented. A clear, cogent answer to the question, "What is man?"

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1892.
Call number: 370335
Creator: Dodds, D(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: 23 cm
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The threefold constitution of man : Body, soul, spirit, as revealed by the divine nature, the divine word, the divine work. The difference between soul and spirit clearly presented. A clear, cogent answer to the question, "What is man?"

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What is man? : His nature and destiny. The spirit, or soul; is it immortal? Does it survive the body in a conscious state? The views of mortal-soulists examined and refuted. In two parts

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