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A_Son_of_God
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No worries. Thanks for your thoughts on that matter.I'm not referring to the concept of levelling up in a game or stating this as my belief but consider the law of entropy, it states that in a closed system the total entropy, or disorder of the system will always increase over time
in the context of reincarnation this could be interpreted as reflecting that the soul undergoes a process of growth and learning through multiple lifetimes.. leading to increased complexity and order over time
then theres the first law, AKA the law of energy conservation, stating that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed from one form to another......regarding reincarnation this can be seen as support for the idea that the energy of a persons soul or consciousness continues to exist after death and is reincarnated into a new physical form
Im aware science and spirituality operate under different frameworks and assumptions im just shooting ideas as if as @ladymuck stated, if soul/consciousness/spirit is NRG it cannot be destroyed but only transformed..
then there's the concept of karma suggesting that individuals actions have consequences that may affect their future lives or reincarnations, keeping an open mind the entropy of a closed system that tends to increase, leading to a state of disorder and equilibrium may be seen as reflecting the idea of karmic consequences, I know it's a stretch
According to the Scriptures, the soul - albeit, it has a couple of slightly different descriptions - is us. The individual. (Genesis 2:7)
Both humans and animals are souls. (Genesis 1:20)
The soul lives and also dies. (Ezekiel 18:4)
The spirit, on the other hand, is different. It can be compared to the electricity that runs a toaster, yet can also run a TV, or a fan.
Here are some scriptures showing it as such.
Ecclesiastes 3:18-22
Psalm 146:3-4
Ecclesiastes 12:7
I'm not sure, but you might be surprised that the Bible has such teachings in it.
So, in harmony with your thoughts on energy conservation, the spirit is a force that goes back to the powerstation, as such.