section_path: Religious views/Christianity/Tota in toto corpore
section_name: Tota in toto corpore
paragraph_text: Tota in toto corpore
  
  According to Thomas Aquinas, the soul is tota in toto corpore. This means that the soul is entirely contained in every single part of the human body, and therefore ubiquitous and cannot be placed in a single organ, such as heart or brain, nor it is separable from the body (except after the body's death). In the fourth book of De Trinitate, Augustine of Hippo states that the soul is all in the whole body and all in any part of it.