The Life and Soul of Mortal Man

This publications deals with man’s “composition, disintegration, and resurrection”.

 

Many worthy writers, from Tyndale onwards, have expressed their profound dissatisfaction with traditional orthodox ideas concerning “the immortality of the soul” and “the eternal torment of the wicked”.

 

Such Platonic and pagan views were imbibed into Catholicism and taken into early Protestantism.

Yet despite the reasoned statements and forthright confessions of a wide range of writers over many centuries since, those Catholic views are still firmly entrenched in the minds of the rank and file of Christian people today.

 

Here the author presents a clear and concise view of the subject, explaining disputed texts, and directing the interested reader to more substantial works on this most important subject.