Traducianism (English Wikipedia)
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- "xiv", Dogma, Dis seminary, August 2005,
According to the ruling opinion of Catholic Theologians the human soul is not received by parental propagation (traducianism), but by immediate divine creation (Creationism). It is also generally held that the Soul's creation coincides with its infusion into the human organism.
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- Dubray, Charles. "Traducianism." The Catholic Encyclopedia Vol. 15. New York: Robert Appleton Company, 1912. 7 February 2019
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