巴 マミ (
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A question, tower residents.
If a person does not have a soul, would you still consider them a person? Are they different from people who do have souls? What makes them different from others?
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If a person does not have a soul, would you still consider them a person? Are they different from people who do have souls? What makes them different from others?
( ooc: Mami will reply as anon, of course. )
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It's the spiritual part of a being, and their emotional and moral nature.
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I mean, I know my friends do.
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I think I can try to answer your question, though. I think that what makes a person a person is their ability to feel emotion and think for themselves. So whatever a 'soul' is, I am reasonably sure that someone can still be a person without it as long as they can still do that.
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But thank you for answering. A lot of people have been answering with a similar answer to yours.