Titlebook: Christian Beliefs about Life after Death; Paul Badham Book 1976 Paul Badham 1976 death.life after death.philosophy.religion.religious stud

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The Significance of Jesus’ Resurrectionch you have taken your stand, and which is now bringing you salvation.’. He goes on to declare that this Gospel consists ‘first and foremost’ in the news of Jesus’ resurrection. This was the distinctive and original Gospel message, for as Paul tells his converts, ‘I handed on to you the facts which

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A Defence of the Concept of the Soulcessarily dependent on bodily continuity, then there seems no sense in which my conscious personal self could exist after the cremation and scattering of my corpse. On the other hand if Descartes was right in arguing that ‘This ., that is to say, the mind, by which I am what I am, is entirely distin

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A Critique of the Mind-Brain Identity Theory behaviourism or epiphenomenalism, the Identity theory takes seriously the view that mental states can be causally effective. The upholder of the Identity theory will agree with the Cartesian dualist in the view that to describe a man as intelligent is not simply to say that he is apt to turn in an

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The Immortality of the Souldistinct from the body, and that indeed it is only on the assumption of such a distinction that we can formulate a valid theory of knowledge. I have attempted to explain the undoubted relationship between mind and body in terms of a two-way interaction in which every physical change affects the mind

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