@validity,
validity;70285 wrote:The article does not provide Pam Reynolds definition of soul or spirit, but for the sake of arguement I will say, yes her soul and spirit were allowed in the room.
and to behave as the enitity itself ( body, brain, mind, soul, or spirit) "sees fit", or "does naturally", during the operation ?..seeing as how the body was under anaesthesia...and being partially dismembered...
...and the patient's right to behave as "seen fit" is implicitly agreed upon..whether to interfere with, verbally assault, threaten, curse at , attempt to strike at, poop, vomit or bleed on, or observe, the others in the room ?
You see, the agreement had to be in - and stay in - effect with an affectively dead person at some stages ..it has to be a fairly broad "kind" of implicit agreement...no ?
Now listening to: "Tubular Bells" by Mike Oldfield.