Thank you VM44,
They liken the "life force" to electricity, and it is tied in with "Breathing" in some way.
we still use the base greek word in some of out words today, for air-tools.
They also say that the "life is in the blood" When a person dies, the "life force" returns to Jehovah. The life force contains no personality of the person.
This is how I remember it too.
This causes a problem with the JW's resurrection beliefs in that it means that only a clone copy with replicated memories will be re-created as there is nothing unique to transfer from the orignal person.
I do not see why this is a problem
These are comments I am just typing from the top of my head right now. I am sure that others here will be able to provide exact references concerning these beliefs in the JW literature.
thank you
A paduan,
I find jw theology inconsistent with God's spirit being a 'thing' but demons are for realjws believe demons are person, but not the holy spirit ?
the spirit we talking about with this words is not the holy spirit, not spiritual creatures. Many things can be described as spirits, but they do not all have to exists. I do not see any inconsistency. Danny