Qumran: Identity, Spirits, Science and Dualism

My research theme is the scroll of the Dead Sea, determinism and free will, or coexistence of moral evil with nature's evil and dualism text. I am very interested in this issue as I am very interested in discussions between scholars and scientists. When applied to religious background, it seems to be a particularly complicated problem, which can not be resolved rationally or scientifically. When deciding to know what surprised the ancients, this topic was close to the center of my personal interest.

Dualism: Understanding of reality exists at two extremes. Metaphysical dualism thinks that the universe exists in two opposite (and sometimes inconsistent) reality - heart and material, or spirit and substance, or yin and yang. Moral dualism assumes a conflict between universal benefits and universal evil and hostile evils (eg believing that God and Satan are equal and opposed). Eadie, Betty: A writer of a new-era of bestsellers, accepted by the light and the heart of awakening. As an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Edie claims that he died, went to heaven, and returned to her body (see experience of near death). Her book contains a combination of a new era and Mormonistic faith.

Dualism is always a characteristic of many religions and philosophies. Recognizing that the universe has both spiritual and physical aspects, dualism usually regards the spiritual world as good and the material world as evil. But since the Hebrew Scriptures did material creation very well (Genesis 1: 31) and believed that there was evil spirit (1st Sam 16: 14), those who supported dualism gave the Old Testament I could not refuse. However, since the work of the New Testament is based on the same principle, only distortion can be used to support dualism.

Dualism is defined as a two-part state. It usually refers to people who have two views on nature: material (physical) and spiritual (soul). Dualism thinks the problem is evil, only spirit or soul is good. I will look at how the different parts of the Bible show the separation of the soul and the body. It exists in many ways, including sexual, political and social aspects. The most common message is that the soul is the most important part of man. It is also clear that both Christians and the author of the Bible believe that the soul is an independent spirit and is only contained within the body.

To be philosophical dualism means that there are two different entities or substances in the universe - material, mental, physical, and spiritual. The great difference between the ancient Greeks and the soul is in adage. "The body is a grave." Therefore evil is a result confined to a limited body by an infinite soul. For example, Plato is a strong dualism because it expresses the idea that the soul is independent of the physical existence. A reasonable soul, like a tank or a tank, is a spiritual substance different from the body in which it lives. Dualism played a major role in the European Renaissance when Descartes fully described this idea as substance entity and material expanding substance. This dualism makes it possible to realize all the mathematical science of physics and all the facts of the material world are explained based on measurements.