Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p III. Duration-annihilation at death -- A. Immortality; ancient and universal belief -- B. Philosophy shows it possible -- C. Simplicity of soul -- D. Evolution from protoplasm? moral philosophy shows it highly probable -- E. Moral arguments -- F. Will a being of such noble powers die out? -- G. A moral nature, with the sense, desire, and capacity for immortality, a promise and prophecy of it -- H. This world needs another to explain it -- I. No future life, no God -- J. Scriptures establish it -- K. Religion built upon it -- L. Christ's teaching has no sense and meaning without it -- IV. Duration-conditional immortality -- A. Constitution of man -- 1. Conditional theory stated -- 2. Undue limitation, and exaggeration -- 3. Image of God -- 4. Moral nature -- 5. Soul and spirit, breath, life -- 6. Mind, man -- 7. Inner and outer nature -- 8. Former separated and lives in Sheol -- 9. God, spirit -- 10. Man, body and soul -- 11. Flesh and spirit -- 12. Fleshy -- 13. Soulical -- 14. Spiritual -- 15. Need for discrimination of sense of terms -- B. Death; how it came. }
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- catalog description "III. Duration-annihilation at death -- A. Immortality; ancient and universal belief -- B. Philosophy shows it possible -- C. Simplicity of soul -- D. Evolution from protoplasm? moral philosophy shows it highly probable -- E. Moral arguments -- F. Will a being of such noble powers die out? -- G. A moral nature, with the sense, desire, and capacity for immortality, a promise and prophecy of it -- H. This world needs another to explain it -- I. No future life, no God -- J. Scriptures establish it -- K. Religion built upon it -- L. Christ's teaching has no sense and meaning without it -- IV. Duration-conditional immortality -- A. Constitution of man -- 1. Conditional theory stated -- 2. Undue limitation, and exaggeration -- 3. Image of God -- 4. Moral nature -- 5. Soul and spirit, breath, life -- 6. Mind, man -- 7. Inner and outer nature -- 8. Former separated and lives in Sheol -- 9. God, spirit -- 10. Man, body and soul -- 11. Flesh and spirit -- 12. Fleshy -- 13. Soulical -- 14. Spiritual -- 15. Need for discrimination of sense of terms -- B. Death; how it came".
- catalog tableOfContents "III. Duration-annihilation at death -- A. Immortality; ancient and universal belief -- B. Philosophy shows it possible -- C. Simplicity of soul -- D. Evolution from protoplasm? moral philosophy shows it highly probable -- E. Moral arguments -- F. Will a being of such noble powers die out? -- G. A moral nature, with the sense, desire, and capacity for immortality, a promise and prophecy of it -- H. This world needs another to explain it -- I. No future life, no God -- J. Scriptures establish it -- K. Religion built upon it -- L. Christ's teaching has no sense and meaning without it -- IV. Duration-conditional immortality -- A. Constitution of man -- 1. Conditional theory stated -- 2. Undue limitation, and exaggeration -- 3. Image of God -- 4. Moral nature -- 5. Soul and spirit, breath, life -- 6. Mind, man -- 7. Inner and outer nature -- 8. Former separated and lives in Sheol -- 9. God, spirit -- 10. Man, body and soul -- 11. Flesh and spirit -- 12. Fleshy -- 13. Soulical -- 14. Spiritual -- 15. Need for discrimination of sense of terms -- B. Death; how it came".