Angielski
The quest to understand man is not just the zeal and zest of the scientific even those that are religious do indwell this area of study and evermore desire to understand the composition of man.
For a number of questions hold to their understanding void of solution:
Who is man?
Who or What is accountable for man's deeds, spirit, body or soul.
This book is not the study of man but rather an elaborative on the three faculties of man; it is not anthropology but rather a definition of the three faculties that defines man. It indwells on the area of the design of man and what the three faculties of man serve and how they complete man. It opens the eyes of the reader on the feelings and the consciousness of man to the spiritual, natural and physical. This is an area of study that is hard to trace through the word and leaves many hopeless to conquer as it is not much defined spiritually.
Most flocks just know that man is a spirit and has a soul and a body but cannot explain the functions of the three faculties of man, so this little hand book just explains that, which part makes us conscious of what? Which part grants us what kind of wisdom will be answered by this little book.
