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Even single-celled life, such as bacteria? (I presume "no" for viruses and prions.)

• HideousKojima 4y ago
  Yes for bacteria, maybe for viruses, probably not for prions. For what it's worth, I'm LDS (Mormon) and I think my view is probably pretty common amongst members of the church. That said we would technically use the term spirit instead of soul, I just used soul because it's a more commonly understood term. Basically all living things have a spirit in addition to their physical form.
  • majkinetor 4y ago
    So when you transplant whatever thing from a body to another body, what happens with its soul/spirit? Notice that we transplanted all of them (in humans and animals). Do we have multi spirit/soul chimeras?
  • 8bitchemistry 4y ago
    Thank you for replying to my questions in good faith.