Moral-Educative Consequences for the Theory of Physical Origination and Substantial Movement of the Soul

Substantial movement and physical origination of the soul are among the important principles in transcendental philosophy. Accepting or rejecting them has various consequences for one's moral or philosophical path in life. In the present article, some of the moral-educative implications and consequences of these two theories have been dealt with. These are as follows: the effect of one's actions and behaviors on his moral character, the role of intention in human's perfection and spiritual growth, the effect of subsistence on resurrection, physical origination and spiritual survival of morality, man's not being the supreme species, alteration of knowledge, life and power from a 'predicate by way of adherence' to a 'mode of existence', the link between natural and supernatural, precise explanation for the system of creation and its relation to God, and giving up pride and arrogance.