For Fellow Christians Only...?

Ok, we (mankind) are spirits, we have a soul and we live in a natural body of flesh blood and bone. our soul consist of our will, our emotions, our intellect, our mind , our personality...

I would say that the soul is the seat of our consciousness. The Greek word for soul is "psuche" from which we get the word "psyche". I believe it is our conscious mind, emotions, and our will. As such, I believe that it is primarily a function of our brain activity since our mind, will, and emotions are impacted by the introduction of drugs and alcohol, and that is because these substances affect the brain. But at the same time, the soul seems to transcend the brain as well, since it is spoken of as eternal.

The soul stands in contrast to our spirit, which is that part of us that is the energizing force behind our mind, will, and emotions. Jesus compared the spirit with the wind in John 3:8, i.e., an invisible force that is able to exert great power.

Scripture seems to be lacking on giving us a firm definition of the soul. About the best we can do is to interpolate what is meant by the term when read it. The bible also uses the term "heart" seemingly interchangeably to denote our inner person as well.

A soul – in certain spiritual, philosophical, and psychological traditions – is the incorporeal essence of a person, living thing or object.[1] Many philosophical and spiritual systems teach that humans have souls, and others teach that all living things and even inanimate objects (such as rivers) have souls. The latter belief is commonly called animism.[2] Soul can function as a synonym for spirit, mind or self;[3] scientific works, in particular often consider soul as a synonym for mind.

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From my church, the LDS church, there's a doctrine that the spirit IS consisted of matter:

"There is no such thing as immaterial matter. All spirit is matter, but it is more fine or pure, and can only be discerned by purer eyes;"

Doctrince & Covenants 131:7

So the way I see it, the spirit is matter, but a matter than doesn't exist in our.....um.....for lack of a better word, realm.

Here's another quote from the prophet Joseph Smith (this is for educational purposes, I'm not trying to preach to you or anything, this is all from the standpoint of the Mormon faith and from the view of a fellow Christian):

"There is no such thing as immaterial matter. All spirit is matter, but it is more fine or pure, and can only be discerned by purer eyes; we cannot see it; but when our bodies are purified we shall see that it is all matter" - Joseph Smith

And another quote:

"Matter and spirit are the two great principles of all existence. Everything animate and inanimate is composed of one or the other, or both of these eternal principles…. Matter and spirit are of equal duration; both are self-existent, they never began to exist, and they never can be annihilated…. Matter as well as spirit is eternal, uncreated, self existing. However infinite the variety of its changes, forms and shapes; …eternity is inscribed in indelible characters on every particle"

- Parley P. Pratt HC 4:55

I have detailed teaching on exactly that if you follow the provided links

SPIRIT, SOUL, BODY (PART 1)

http://messianicgentiles.blogspot.com/2011/11/spir...

SPIRIT, SOUL, BODY (PART 2)

http://messianicgentiles.blogspot.com/2011/11/spir...

God breathed into Adam and he became a living soul, The breath(soul) of God is our greatest value,

Your Words,

"You cannot force anyone into anything with God."

Then what the Hell is Infant Baptism?

all we know about our soul is that it's the spiritual part of us. When God breathed life into Adam, He put His spiritual image in him, a soul.

The bible does not talk about anything like that. Its electrical signals once the body dies they stop.

It's not a material object; that question doesn't work.