A Treatise On The Soul

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Exploring the nature of the human soul, Tertullian's work examines its divine origin, relationship with the body, and ultimate fate. He argues for the soul's distinction from the body and its capacity for free will, emphasizing moral choices. The text addresses resurrection and engages with various philosophical and theological perspectives, including Gnosticism and Platonism. Rich in biblical and classical references, it remains a significant resource for scholars and theologians, reflecting on the complexities of Christian theology and the Creator's design.