Faculties of the soul (PLIND)
Nutrition – Ability to provide for nutrition and reproduction
Perception – Awareness of surroundings/ability to perceive
Locomotive – Ability to move/change surroundings
Intellective – Ability to reason
Desiderative – Ability to consciously want/desire
- No afterlife or immortality of the soul.
- Body and soul can't be seperated, when the body dies, so does the soul.
- The soul is what turns the physical form into a living thing.
He argued that the soul is not a substance but is the form of the body, to explain how the soul and body cannot be separated he used three examples:
1. An imprint into some wax
2. An Axe
3. An Eye
Basically the soul is what makes the object, the object. The point of an eye is that it can see, the point of axe is that it can chop; the point of the body is the soul.
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