Your Immortal Soul? examines the ancient biblical
claim that a human being is a living soul rather than
a body that possesses an immortal one. Tracing this
idea through early Hebrew thought, Scripture, and
the wider ancient world, the book contrasts the
mortal, dependent nature of humanity with later
philosophical influences that introduced the concept
of an indestructible soul. It argues that life, breath,
and consciousness are gifts sustained by God, not
inherent qualities that survive apart from Him. By
allowing the earliest texts to speak for themselves,
the work challenges long-held assumptions about
death, the afterlife, and salvation, inviting readers to
reconsider what it truly means to be alive,
accountable, and wholly dependent on God for life
itself.