I have heard the human condition is as a body harboring the spirit, and, alternatively, a human is a spirit inhabiting a body. The subtle difference in language when equating body and spirit has an impact well beyond the juxtaposition of the two words, body and spirit. The former arrangement implies the body is the primary home that releases the soul upon death. The latter designates the soul as the foundation with the body, but a temporary housing for a soul to exist in the physical realm before death, whose ultimate home is the spirit realm. It all boils down to the key question, which is primary, body or soul?

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