Date of Award
5-1966
Document Type
Dissertation
Department
Seminary
Abstract
Excerpt: "An age-old problem still facing the church and one which still finds advocates on both sides in modern evangelical thought is the question as to whether man consists of body, soul and spirit or only of body and spirit (or soul). The former position would insist that the constituent elements of man' s nature are three and that there is some essential distinction between the Biblical terms "soul" and "spirit" . The latter position insists that there are only two distinct elements in man's nature and that there is no essential distinction (although many would admit a functional distinction) between the Biblical terms "soul" and "spirit" ."
Recommended Citation
Lund, Paul R., "An Examination of the Constituent Elements of Human Nature" (1966). Western Evangelical Seminary Theses. 247.
https://digitalcommons.georgefox.edu/wes_theses/247