what are people made of?
1. Spirit, Soul and Body – the Tripartite nature of Man aka trichotomy
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2. Bipartite aka dichotomic
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3. Monistic, CONSTITUENT,
Seventh Day Adventist and Jehovah's Witness believe this view.
covers all three views: Louis Berkhof: Systematic Theology - Christian Classics Ethereal Library
1. Spirit, Soul and Body – the Tripartite nature of Man aka trichotomy
Spirit, Soul and Body - the Tripartite nature of Man | Christian Faith
"Now may the God of peace Himself sanctify you completely, and may your whole spirit, soul and body be preserved blameless at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ." (1 Thessalonians 5:23)"And the Lord God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and...


2. Man A Trinity (Spirit, Soul, Body) | Bible.org
The Christian doctrine of immortality cannot be understood apart from the right conception of the tripartite nature of men. Many think that man is a physical being only. There is a great danger of any man thinking thus of himself. In his desire to satisfy the needs of the body there is the...

The 3 Parts of Man—Spirit, Soul, and Body
"Have you ever wondered how man is made? For example, what about the soul, or the spirit? God made us in a very special way so that we could fulfill His..."


Do we have two or three parts? Body, soul, and spirit? Dichotomy or trichotomy? | GotQuestions.org
Do we have two or three parts? Body, soul, and spirit? Is humanity dichotomous or trichotomous?
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2. Bipartite aka dichotomic

Do we have two or three parts? Body, soul, and spirit? Dichotomy or trichotomy? | GotQuestions.org
Do we have two or three parts? Body, soul, and spirit? Is humanity dichotomous or trichotomous?
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Is Man Tripartite or Bipartite?
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3. Monistic, CONSTITUENT,
Seventh Day Adventist and Jehovah's Witness believe this view.
covers all three views: Louis Berkhof: Systematic Theology - Christian Classics Ethereal Library