Alot of people believe in souls, probably more then believe in a God, but the concept of a soul brings up more questions then it answers.
When did the soul develop in our evolutionary history? Most people don't think that animals have souls, just humans. So when did we go from without souls to with souls? Also what evolutionary advantage does having a soul give us?
Where exactly does the soul reside? We have been cutting up and examining corpses for centuries now but nobody has documented a human soul yet.
What is the soul made of?
Are all souls created equal? Most humans have at least a small variation in the size, weight, and efficiency between each other when it comes to their organs.
Are some humans born without souls? Some babies are born without developed hearts and lungs so are some born without souls?
What exactly is the purpose of our soul? Or is it like our appendix and just sits there without any use for it.
If our soul is meant for the afterlife then which afterlife is correct? There have been hundreds of different proposed afterlife's each with different requirements to get in.
When did the soul develop in our evolutionary history? Most people don't think that animals have souls, just humans. So when did we go from without souls to with souls? Also what evolutionary advantage does having a soul give us?
Where exactly does the soul reside? We have been cutting up and examining corpses for centuries now but nobody has documented a human soul yet.
What is the soul made of?
Are all souls created equal? Most humans have at least a small variation in the size, weight, and efficiency between each other when it comes to their organs.
Are some humans born without souls? Some babies are born without developed hearts and lungs so are some born without souls?
What exactly is the purpose of our soul? Or is it like our appendix and just sits there without any use for it.
If our soul is meant for the afterlife then which afterlife is correct? There have been hundreds of different proposed afterlife's each with different requirements to get in.
