Was he implying in his dialogues about death that the soul exists on another plane of existence? If so, doesn't that mean salvation is actually a non-issue? Furthermore, what exactly was his position on phenomenology? The dialogues don't make it very clear what he actually believed the soul to be.

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Anonymous Sun Jul 4 08:16:25 2021 No.18586023 [Reply] [Original]

Was he implying in his dialogues about death that the soul exists on another plane of existence? If so, doesn't that mean salvation is actually a non-issue?
Furthermore, what exactly was his position on phenomenology? The dialogues don't make it very clear what he actually believed the soul to be.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 4 09:32:37 2021 No.18586344 >>18586023 The soul is not the body. The soul is immortal. But you could end eternally in the Tartarus

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 4 10:49:55 2021 No.18586668 >>18586344 >you could end eternally in the Tartarus How?

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