The Human Person: Animal and Spirit

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University of Notre Dame Press, 1992 - Religion - 555 pages
This study discusses the mind-body problem, arguing that the human person is best understood as an animal who is also spirit. Braine suggests that human beings should be described holistically, in the tradition of Aristotle and Thomas Aquinas. His final chapter explores a doctrine of immortality.

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