Soul body addition

Soul body addition or union is the concept that there is a soul and that soul somehow combines with the body sometime in the life of the person and at, before or after death it leaves the body, maybe to eventually join with another body at some later date. There are many varying theories about soul body union or addition. Many times the theory is based on the religion or a person's personal beliefs. These theories or beliefs are not scientific because souls do not exist in a way that can be studied scientifically so any theory about souls is just as true or false as any other theory or belief about souls.

One possible theory is the combination of the ideas of awaretheory with the concept of a soul. To make it a coherent theory you have to determine what aspects of awaretheory are you going to accept and then combine that part of awaretheory with a souls definition. Of course, a theory or hypothesis does not have to be coherent. But usually the more a theory contradicts itself the more likely a rational conscious being will ignore it as a belief system. The more contradictory a theory becomes the less ability it has to predict events in the present and future. If however, the predicted outcomes of a theory are not carefully examined the incoherent nature of a theory may never be realized. Which many times is the case in supernatural belief systems.