Are you supposing that oxygenating a human’s blood without the use of lungs would result in the loss of their soul?
I think you will find that the only way to exclude such hypothetical possibilities is to define death as sufficient brain damage (although I suppose you could define it as cessation of neural activity if you don’t mind the possibility of dead people coming back to life; that would still result in a very large proportion of souls being damaged)
Sure. “Last breath”.
Are you supposing that oxygenating a human’s blood without the use of lungs would result in the loss of their soul?
I think you will find that the only way to exclude such hypothetical possibilities is to define death as sufficient brain damage (although I suppose you could define it as cessation of neural activity if you don’t mind the possibility of dead people coming back to life; that would still result in a very large proportion of souls being damaged)
Sure, but they’ll get it back (and lose 30 IQ points and a whole bunch of cool) if cursed by gypsies.
We are not talking about anything real-world, remember. The original setting: