Edward Conklin Ph D

Psychology of God and the Soul Edward Conklin Ph D

Where has life come from and how is it connected to the origin of the universe? Does a human-like god exist? Do humans have a soul that survives physical death? This work explores the psychology of these metaphysical topics. In philosophy an argument is defined as, an attempt to persuade or convince another to a point of view or course of action. The argument in this work is that all human-like gods are the adult version of a childhood imaginary companion, and are further elaborated on by human artistic imagination. I also argue that the human soul is a real triune force that forces life to live, and that it is a continuation of a sole cosmological force that ever exists on its own.