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Ad Natvram Mortis Reqviri Mentis A Corpore Diastasin, Non Solam Dialysin, Occasione Loci Act. Xx, 10. Dissertatione Elenchtica ...

Ad Natvram Mortis Reqviri Mentis A Corpore Diastasin, Non Solam Dialysin, Occasione Loci Act. Xx, 10. Dissertatione Elenchtica ...

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Medical ReferenceReligion General Death & Dying

ISBN10: 1293220035
ISBN13: 9781293220030
Publisher: Nabu Press
Published: Nov 2 2013
Pages: 22
Weight: 0.10
Height: 0.05 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: Latin

Ad Natvram Mortis Reqviri Mentis A Corpore Diastasin, Non Solam Dialysin, Occasione Loci Act. Xx, 10. Dissertatione Elenchtica ... is a theological and philosophical discourse by Romanus Teller, written in Latin. The work explores the nature of death, specifically arguing that death requires a separation (diastasis) of the mind from the body, not merely a dissolution (dialysis). The argument is presented elenctically, meaning through a method of cross-examination and refutation, prompted by the passage Acts 20:10. This text provides insight into 18th-century theological and philosophical perspectives on the relationship between mind, body, and soul in the face of mortality.

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