Contemporary defenders of dualism include great thinkers like Richard Swinburne, Alvin Plantinga, and J.P. Moreland. And yet it seems increasingly popular these days among some Christian scholars to deny
the existence of an immaterial soul. "The idea of an immaterial,
everlasting soul, is a not a Jewish idea. It is a Platonic idea," some
will say. I was shocked when I first came across this idea in college, and I found myself starting to believe that perhaps there really
isn't such a thing called a soul. However, more recently I've come to think
that surely that can't be the case. And I want to offer some reasons for why I
think so.



