Two differing usable histories:
A stream of Jungians believe that “soul” was omitted at the then Chirch Council from the tripartite: body, soul, spirit. And so they have a history and solution in their psychology of soul.
The anthroposophists following Steiner – and actually historically more accurate – have a history in which the spirit was understood as only part of the soul, not independent, leaving only body and soul. And they have their history and solution in spirit.
Stephen Lapeyrouse . . . Notes Dropped Along the Way 