1. God
... our resurrection bodies will consist of the same matter as do our present earthly bodies. Finally, Once the version I Irish to defend envisions a period of existence in a disembodied state, I will defend the theory against some of the arguments of those contemporary philosophers who find the very notion of ... temporarily exists without the body. This differs from physicalist concepts of resurrection in which the person does not exist at al l in the period between death and resurrection. Temporary disembodiment need not be based on classical dualism as defined earlier, but is based on on...
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