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Incorporeality

noun
1.
The quality of not being physical; not consisting of matter.  Synonym: immateriality.  Antonyms: materiality, corporeality.






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"Incorporeality" Quotes from Famous Books



... enjoy, if it be not the modes in which he has been affected, of which his brain conserves the remembrance, of those impressions, which experience has shewn him to be either useful or prejudicial? But when he bears the words spirituality, immateriality, incorporeality, &c. pronounced, neither his senses nor his memory afford him any assistance; they do not furnish him with any means by which he can form an idea of their qualities, or of the objects to which he ought to apply ...
— The System of Nature, Vol. 1 • Baron D'Holbach

... also 576:15 means body. The Revelator was familiar with Jesus' use of this word, as when Jesus spoke of his material body as the temple to be temporarily rebuilt 576:18 (John ii. 21). What further indication need we of the real man's incorporeality than this, that John saw heaven and earth with "no temple [body] therein"? 576:21 This kingdom of God "is within you," - is within reach of man's consciousness here, and the spiritual idea reveals it. In divine Science, man possesses this 576:24 recognition of harmony consciously in proportion ...
— Science and Health With Key to the Scriptures • Mary Baker Eddy

... the nature of Being, deducing its unity, unchangeability, and indivisibility. He denied, like the rest of his school, all change and motion, regarding them as mere illusions of the senses. From the indivisibility of being he inferred its incorporeality, and therefore denied all ...
— History of the Intellectual Development of Europe, Volume I (of 2) - Revised Edition • John William Draper



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