rmwilliamsll said:while searching for a useful introductory essay on the topic i found:
http://66.102.7.104/search?q=cache:...otomy+tripartite+man&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=8
this is the htmlize version, there is a pdf within the url.
Thanks for the link and pointing this aspect out. Helped me to realize why I don't see eye to eye on theology matters with those in my family since they are ultra conservative Calvinites. I must have picked up the tripartite viewpoint from the plain reading of the bible and realizing that God says what He means and means what He says.
chaoschristian said:However, are not. Seriously intrigued and not asking for a dissertation, how do you arrive at these points?
The intellectual knowledge was there for a long time but the experiential knowledge happened a little over 10 years ago in a very significant way that left no doubt to the validity. Since that time there has been many other experiences which although not as dramatic still bears witness to what I said already.
I found it significant that the bipartite viewpoint came into vogue around the time that the gifts of the Spirit ceased and they then laid dormant for around 17-1800 years. Then when the tripartite viewpoint comes back so do the gifts, which is what was prophesied would happen.
OT- I wonder if there is a correlation between those who believe in bipartite and those who believe we descended from primates.
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