Resurrection 1.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Religious StudiesChristianityA2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: JennaCreated on: 04-11-14 17:31 what does resurrection mean? From the Latin word, meaning 'raised up again' 1 of 14 what gets resurrected? the body and soul. (but what type of body, a new body/a spiritual body?- philosophical problem) 2 of 14 western religions that believe in resurrection? Judiasm, Islam and Christianity 3 of 14 evidence for resurrection? Ezekiel 37: god shows Ezekiel a valley of dry bones and states that he is able to ‘make these live again' 4 of 14 evidence for resurrection? Gospels: Jesus- 'I am the resurrection and the life' 5 of 14 strengths of resurrection- Bible, traditional teaching Jesus was resurrected so Christians should hope to be resurrected too. 6 of 14 Gives comfort, reassuring you that you will see your loved ones again. strength or weakness? Strength. However it can give false hope 7 of 14 Aquinas and Aristotle- strength mind and body go together 'the natural condition of the human soul is to be united with a body' 8 of 14 weakness of resurrection it may not be persuasive for non-believers as it is based on scripture e.g the Bible 9 of 14 Is resurrection believeable in the 21st century? weakness the idea of the human body being re-made is mytholoigcal and strange. Is this really plausible in the 21st century? 10 of 14 What about evidence for resurrection? There is no real empirical evidence of people being resurrected. Athiest view 11 of 14 what kind of theory is it? monist- the mind and body are together 12 of 14 Pascals wager Better to believe in God and be rewarded in heaven rather than not and be immoral and punished in hell 13 of 14 Bible traditional teaching of God 14 of 14
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