... of our present bodies may be arranged differently in the resurrection, he says, but the matter will be restored.Many of the theologians of the early church and of the medieval period stress also the perfection of the glorified body. It will be free of every bodily defect. It will be immune to evil because fully controlled by t he spirit of ... 1 Stephen T. Davis, "Is Personal Identity Retained in The Resurrection", Modern Theology, VoL 2, No. 4 (July, 1986).2 Cyril Richardson (ed.), Early Christian Fathers (Philadelphia, 1963), 3 Harry A. Wolfson, Immortality and Resurrection in the Phi...

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... of death (May 3). Coleridge is describing night, obviously, but through symbol an omen is foreshadowed. Another romantic aspect includes "my lady- in line 13, which can be equivalent to "milady-, a medieval civility (May 3). According to Coleridge himself, "For this is the true definition of symbol, as distinguished from the thing, on the one hand, and from a mere metaphor, or conventional exponent ... and veracity of all unity (Barth, Symbolic, 15). Throughout his life, religion became more essential to him and he constantly evaluated his mind-set and opinions pertaining to creed and p...

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