Resurrection Hope
Resurrection Hope is a theological construct within apocalyptic literature that denotes the eschatological belief in the future bodily revival of the dead as a divine act of redemption and vindication, distinguishing it from general afterlife beliefs by its emphasis on collective, corporeal restoration at the end of history.
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Peter van Inwagen · Faith and Philosophy · 1995 · 27 citations · Full text
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Romans 8.19–22 and Isaiah's Cosmic Covenant
Jonathan Moo · New Testament Studies · 2008 · 25 citations
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