TY  - BOOK
AU  - Heard,J.B.
TI  - The tripartite nature of man, spirit, soul, and body, applied to illustrate and explain the doctrines of original sin, the new birth, the disembodied state, and the spiritual body,
AV  - BT701 .H4 1868
U1  - 233.5 
PY  - 1870///
CY  - Edinburgh
PB  - T. & T. Clark
KW  - Man (Theology)
N1  - The case stated / The Psychology of natural and revealed religion contrasted / The account of the creation of man / The relation of body to soul in Scripture / Of the relation of Soul and Spirit in Scripture / Psyche and Pneuma in the light of Christian Experience / The unity under diversity of the three parts of man's nature / Analogies from the doctrine of the Trinity to the Trichotomy in man considered / Of the Pneuma as the faculty which distinguishes man from the brute / The state of Pneuma in man since the fall / The question of traducianism and creationism solved by the distinction between soul and spirit / Conversion to God explained as the quickening of the Pneuma / The question of the natural immorality of the Psyche considered / Application of the doctrine of the Trichotomy to discover  the principle of final rewards and punishments / Intermediate state / The Resurrection and spiritual body
ER  -