God created the first man and woman and then commanded them to " be fruitful and multiply." But how is human life to be reproduced? Did God provide the initial spark of life and then entrust the continuation of that life to mankind? Or does God still breathe the " breath of life" into every human? When does human life begin? Christian Theology offer two schools of thought on this: Traducianism and Creationism.
Traducianism: the soul, the immaterial part of mankind, as well as the human body originate mediately by propagation.
Creationism: maintians that a new human soul is created by God immediately at conception.
Which position more closely reflects the biblical explanation of the origin of human life?
2006-06-26
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