I believe that matter came first, and then spirit, because matter is its vessel.
I believe that matter came first, and then spirit, because matter is its vessel.
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Spirit, because matter cannot create spirit, but spirit can create matter – this is more realistic.
In that case, the question is: how will the spirit create matter? Isn't it more realistic that the spirit will randomly originate in matter?
If we reason according to the laws of human consciousness, then both are inextricably linked, because matter without spirit turns to dust, and spirit without matter is meaningless in essence, because it is, in fact, the life of matter, i.e., it makes it real and developing in existence. Therefore, I agree with the author of the topic.
And also: the spirit depends on matter, since it lives in it from the moment of birth and until the physical conditions for the birth and existence of matter are fulfilled.
You can think however you want, but the soul is immortal, and the body dies...
And honestly, the question is similar to the question "What came first: the chicken or the egg?"
That's right, because the chicken came first:p
Seriously, I'm sure the egg came first. A chicken hatched from it. The creature that laid the egg was similar to a chicken, but not a chicken:smile03:
That's right, because the chicken came first:p
Then the body (matter) decays, and the soul (spirit) continues to live. So, it's the opposite – the body depends on the spirit. A body without a soul cannot live. A person deprived of a soul will not turn into a zombie or become a "vegetable"; they will simply cease to exist. They will die.