Sentences with phrase «idea of resurrection»
The language is unlike that of Paul in other places, but it sets forth substantially the same idea of the resurrection — that it marks the attainment of Christ's lordship, as Son of God with full powers.
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The idea of the resurrection of the dead is basic to both rabbinic Judaism and early Christianity.
In the apocalyptic setting of late Jewish thought the idea of resurrection and personal immortality appears.
Wow dgk, it seems that someone (you) actually understands the idea of resurrection as proposed by the Christian scriptures.
Many honest people find it very difficult to accept the idea of resurrection from the dead.
This may go some way toward answering Aquinas's objections to the idea of the resurrection of particular animals in the Summa Theologica.
Such talk feeds on the idea of resurrection.
Marxsen pertinently comments, «If someone today wants to come to terms with the question as to what will happen to him after he is dead, he can of course fall back on the idea of the resurrection.
I mean, if the resurrection of Jesus did not happen, then most of the Bible is probably not true because most of the Bible is centered on the idea of the resurrection.
Seen in the light of national reconstitution, the idea of resurrection does not appear suddenly on the horizon of Jewish theology; it dawns in a natural, albeit diffuse way.
We moderns seem to believe that the notion of a disembodied immortal soul is more credible than the idea of resurrection.
Jewish adaptation of the idea of resurrection took distinctive shape as a tool to explain the martyrdom of righteous persons: «The doctrine of judgment and rewards and punishments in the afterlife was first articulated because it was necessary that the doctrine develop to help people understand the implications of their faith.
The idea of resurrection was more familiar to Jesus contemporaries than it is to us — not only the general resurrection for judgment at the end of the age, but separate individual resurrections which we might call reincarnations.