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The soul is the principle of life. You have it—or you wouldn’t be alive. It is impossible for us to own another’s soul.
Could I really sell my soul?
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In high school, some friends and I were goofing around, and I “sold my soul” to one of them for something simple. I wrote out and signed a piece of paper saying that my friend would take ownership of my soul. Do I still have my soul, or has ownership of it really been transferred to the guy I sold it to?
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