ensoulment
Słownik terminów religijnychensoulment rzeczownik
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How many Christians have heard about the problem of ensoulment?
They condemned it as a serious sin, even before ensoulment.
In religion, ensoulment is the moment at which a human being gains a soul.
Like an unknown number of scientists, you seem to have a problem with ensoulment before the 14th day after fertilization.
Other writers say that early Christians considered abortion a sin even before ensoulment.
Islam does not traditionally hold that ensoulment occurs at the point of conception.
The Catholic Church has not always taught that ensoulment occurs at conception.
Basil the Great, all of whom agreed that, whether or not "ensoulment" has occurred, abortion at any stage is murder.
In ancient philosophy, "hominization" referred to the ensoulment of the human fetus.
In the Middle Ages, fetal rights were closely associated with the concept of ensoulment.
Theologically, the beginning of life, the ensoulment of new flesh, remains a mystery.
Augustine thought of 'ensoulment' as a distinct additional act of God at around the 46th day after fertilisation.
Under current law, physicians can be sentenced to months of imprisonment, and women who get abortions before ensoulment are at the least fined blood money.
The rabbis in fact formulated no fully developed theory of the timing or nature of ensoulment.
Aristotle developed a theory of progressive ensoulment.
One Jewish view put ensoulment even later than birth, saying that it occurs when the child first answers "Amen".
The Early Church held various views on the subject, primarily either the ensoulment at conception or delayed hominization.
Jewish views on ensoulment have varied.
The view of ensoulment at conception harmonizes with general lore among rabbis about conscious activity before birth.
For Spielberg memory is ensoulment.
Jung Page: Cyberwork: The archetypal imagination in new realms of ensoulment.
The point of commencement of personhood must therefore also be the point of ensoulment of the human body!
The view of early Christians on the moment of ensoulment is also said to have been not the Aristotelian, but the Pythagorean:
Some medieval Christian theologians, such as Marsilio Ficino, held that ensoulment occurs when an infant takes its first breath of air.
However in 1869 Pope Pius IX declared that ensoulment occurred at conception and forbade all abortions.