New Proofs of the Soul's Existence (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Explore a bold, text‑driven case for the soul’s reality using causation as the guiding key. This book argues that thinking is a dance of cause and effect, and that the soul is a unifying agent behind thoughts, feelings, and consciousness itself.

In clear, accessible steps, it surveys long‑standing philosophical puzzles and shows how a causal frame dissolves rifts about substance, universals, and the mind’s non‑physical aspects. It also rejects idealism, offering a grounded alternative that binds science, religion, and ethics into a single, coherent vision of the soul’s existence and the possibility of immortality.

• How thinking relies on causation and how concepts grow from cause‑and‑effect relations


• Why the soul is a unified, enduring agent that binds mind and body


• Arguments that connect God, immortality, and moral responsibility across disciplines


• Responses to famous philosophical poses about freedom, evil, and the unity of consciousness

Ideal for readers curious about how philosophy can ground belief in the soul and in life beyond the body, without relying on external proofs alone. This edition speaks to those who want a rigorous yet approachable treatment of existential questions.

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