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By the metaphysics of the anthropological constitution of the human person, the realm of dualism is rife. Or do I say that I'm more attuned to the dualistic explanation of mankind. By that dualism, human beings are made up of the mind and the body. In an expansive grasp, the mind connotes the soul, the incorporeal, the spiritual and the psychological. On the other hand, the body involves all aspects of the human person that are physical and empirical. By the foregoing, human existence is birthed at the moment of supranational union between the mind and the body. This explanation of life defines death or the ceasure of life automatically. So death means the separation of the mind from the body. In this separation, two things happen; some minds decay while others subsist. Those whose minds decay are the real dead people. But some minds or souls separate and continue in existence and this defines the idea of the immortality of the soul.This death is not death and is the preserve of ...