Trichotomy (philosophy)

Trichotomy (philosophy)

In the fields of theology, and in philosophy, trichotomy is the belief that man consists of three parts; a body, soul, and spirit. This stands in stark contrast to dichotomy.

See also

* Holy Trinity


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