Christian materialism in a scientific age
Many Christians who argue against Christian materialism direct their arguments against what I call ‘Type-I materialism’, the thesis that I cannot exist without my organic body. I distinguish Type-I materialism from Type-II materialism, which entails only that I cannot exist without some body that su...
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2011
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International journal for philosophy of religion
Year: 2011, Volume: 70, Issue: 1, Pages: 47-59 |
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B Incarnation B Intermediate State B Resurrection B Type-I materialism B Technology B Constitutionalism B Type-II materialism |
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| 520 | |a Many Christians who argue against Christian materialism direct their arguments against what I call ‘Type-I materialism’, the thesis that I cannot exist without my organic body. I distinguish Type-I materialism from Type-II materialism, which entails only that I cannot exist without some body that supports certain mental functions. I set out a version of Type-II materialism, and argue for its superiority to Type-I materialism in an age of science. Moreover, I show that Type-II materialism can accommodate Christian doctrines like the Resurrection of the Body, the Incarnation, and the “intermediate state” (if there is one). | ||
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