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A body part is a part of a [[body]]. A body part, especially when seperated from the rest of the body, is considered to be a thing (which is to say an [[item]]). The extent to which there is [[life]] in a body part taken from a still living body is a question actively studied by [[biology]] and [[medicine]], with [[philosophy|philosophical]] and [[psychology|psychological]] implications for the understanding of personal identity.  This matter is also of intense interest to [[religion]] as received ideas as to the nature of the [[soul]] may be called into question and become subject to [[doubt]]. Religion then might prefer such [[research]] to not exist. In so far as a religion considers the body to be [[sacred]], it may oppose the treatment of body parts as mere things. Indeed, in lands where religion is strong, the treatment of body parts may be strictly governed by a very extensive body of [[laws]]. 
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Revision as of 17:15, 28 December 2010

A body part is a part of a body. A body part, especially when seperated from the rest of the body, is considered to be a thing (which is to say an item). The extent to which there is life in a body part taken from a still living body is a question actively studied by biology and medicine, with philosophical and psychological implications for the understanding of personal identity. This matter is also of intense interest to religion as received ideas as to the nature of the soul may be called into question and become subject to doubt. Religion then might prefer such research to not exist. In so far as a religion considers the body to be sacred, it may oppose the treatment of body parts as mere things. Indeed, in lands where religion is strong, the treatment of body parts may be strictly governed by a very extensive body of laws.

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