Exploring the concept of the soul, the book delves into its diminishing role in psychology and psychiatry, where the focus has shifted to the psyche, a term now also applied to animals. It questions the church's engagement with the soul, pondering whether it has lost its significance in modern theology. The narrative reflects on historical shifts since the Enlightenment, examining the soul's perceived materiality and its relegation to theological discourse. Ultimately, it challenges readers to reconsider the essence and existence of the soul in contemporary thought.
