The godfather of soul

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 29 (5):482-+ (2006)
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Abstract

An important component of souls is the capacity for free will, as the origin of agency within an individual. Belief in souls arises in part from the experience of conscious will, a compelling feeling of personal causation that accompanies almost every action we take, and suggests that an immaterial self is in charge of the physical body.

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