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Definition of soul
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Soul (n.)
Energy;
courage;
spirit;
fervor;
affection,
or any other noble
manifestation
of the heart or moral
nature;
inherent
power or
goodness..
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Soulili
::
Soulili
(n.) A
long-tailed,
crested
Javan
monkey
(Semnopithecus
mitratus).
The head, the
crest,
and the upper
surface
of the tail, are
black..
Soul
::
Soul (n.)
Energy;
courage;
spirit;
fervor;
affection,
or any other noble
manifestation
of the heart or moral
nature;
inherent
power or
goodness..
Occasionalism
::
Occasionalism
(n.) The
system
of
occasional
causes;
-- a name given to
certain
theories
of the
Cartesian
school
of
philosophers,
as to the
intervention
of the First
Cause,
by which they
account
for the
apparent
reciprocal
action
of the soul and the
body..
Worldling
::
Worldling
() A
person
whose soul is set upon
gaining
temporal
possessions;
one
devoted
to this world and its
enjoyments.
Audient
::
Audient
(a.)
Listening;
paying
attention;
as,
audient
souls..
Psychomachy
::
Psychomachy
(n.) A
conflict
of the soul with the body.
Valhalla
::
Valhalla
(n.) The
palace
of
immortality,
inhabited
by the souls of
heroes
slain in
battle..
Animism
::
Animism
(n.) The
belief
that
inanimate
objects
and the
phenomena
of
nature
are
endowed
with
personal
life or a
living
soul; also, in an
extended
sense,
the
belief
in the
existence
of soul or
spirit
apart from
matter..
Inequality
::
Inequality
(n.)
Disproportion
to any
office
or
purpose;
inadequacy;
competency;
as, the
inequality
of
terrestrial
things
to the wants of a
rational
soul..
Infusionism
::
Infusionism
(n.) The
doctrine
that the soul is
preexistent
to the body, and is
infused
into it at
conception
or
birth;
--
opposed
to
tradicianism
and
creationism..
Home
::
Home (n.) A place of
refuge
and rest; an
asylum;
as, a home for
outcasts;
a home for the
blind;
hence,
esp., the
grave;
the final rest; also, the
native
and
eternal
dwelling
place of the
soul..
Undying
::
Undying
(a.) Not
dying;
imperishable;
unending;
immortal;
as, the
undying
souls of men..
Creationism
::
Creationism
(n.) The
doctrine
that a soul is
specially
created
for each human being as soon as it is
formed
in the womb; --
opposed
to
traducianism.
Paradise
::
Paradise
(n.) The abode of
sanctified
souls after
death.
Psychopannychism
::
Psychopannychism
(n.) The
doctrine
that the soul falls
asleep
at
death,
and does not wake until the
resurrection
of the
body..
Soul
::
Soul (n.) The
leader;
the
inspirer;
the
moving
spirit;
the
heart;
as, the soul of an
enterprise;
an able
general
is the soul of his
army..
Trance
::
Trance
(n.) A state in which the soul seems to have
passed
out of the body into
another
state of
being,
or to be rapt into
visions;
an
ecstasy..
Feast
::
Feast (v. t.) To
delight;
to
gratify;
as, to feast the
soul..
Mercury
::
Mercury
(n.) A Latin god of
commerce
and gain; --
treated
by the poets as
identical
with the Greek
Hermes,
messenger
of the gods,
conductor
of souls to the lower
world,
and god of
eloquence..
Immaterialism
::
Immaterialism
(n.) The
doctrine
that
external
bodies
may be
reduced
to mind and ideas in a mind; any
doctrine
opposed
to
materialism
or
phenomenalism,
esp. a
system
that
maintains
the
immateriality
of the soul;
idealism;
esp.,
Bishop
Berkeley's
theory
of
idealism..
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