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Amir Oghlow Posted 10 years ago
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"Whatever there is of me resides in my body"
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Amir Oghlow "Whatever there is of me resides in my body"What does it mean? I have no 'soul' or 'spirit' outside my physical body.

— Mister Micawber

  • Amir Oghlow "Whatever there is of me resides in my body"What does it mean?
  • I have no 'soul' or 'spirit' outside my physical body.
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Amir Oghlow"Whatever there is of me resides in my body"What does it mean?
I have no 'soul' or 'spirit' outside my physical body.
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Amir Oghlow"Whatever there is of me resides in my body"What does it mean?
It sounds like a statement of philosophical materialism. Everything that exists is matter and energy. There is no such thing as "spirit" or "soul", for example. It seems you read this in some sort of philosophy book.

CJ

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