In his latest article over at Biblical Trinitarian, Mike Burgos discusses the biblical doctrine of anthropological dualism and the error of anthropological monism.
Anthropological monism is an erroneous doctrine concerning the nature of man, teaching that man is a solely physical being, lacking a spiritual substance. Anthropological dualism teaches that man is a spiritual-physical unity.
Check out the article for more details.
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