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    Conway Argues That "Spirit and Body Differ Not Essentially, but Gradually
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Conway Argues That "Spirit and Body Differ Not Essentially, but Gradually

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Conway argues that "spirit and body differ not essentially, but gradually, I shall deduce an argument from the intimate band or union, which intercedes between bodies and spirits."

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