Daniel De Haan

In this thought-provoking discussion, Daniel De Haan, a Senior Research Fellow at Oxford, dives deep into the philosophical dimensions of the separated human soul. He examines Thomistic anthropology and offers insights on personal identity post-death. De Haan contrasts survivalism with corruptionism, supporting corruptionism's take on personhood. He also tackles the soul's rational capabilities in a disembodied state, proposing a nuanced understanding of identity. This conversation weaves together theology, philosophy, and the intricate fate of the human soul.