PP111 Lecture Notes - Christian Mortalism, Atomism, Materialism
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Read supplementary reading pages 15-21 for next week. Provided that those changes are insignificant or minor. The soul is very likeness of the divine, and immortal, and intellectual, and uniform, and dissoluble, and unchangeable and the body is the very likeness of the human, and mortal, and unintellectual, and multiform, and dissoluble, and changeable . We assume that a man is the same person in his old age as in infancy, yet although we call him the same, every bit of him is different, and every day he is becoming something new . And not only his body, for the same thing happens to his soul. And neither his manners, nor his dispositions, nor his thoughts, nor his desires, nor his pleasures, nor his sufferings, nor his fears are the some throughout his life . Shares the view with heraclitus (all things change)
