Corporeality of Jesus' Resurrection
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In this article a reflection is carried out on the corporeal nature of Jesus´ resurrection, focusing on the aspects that are in gear with relation to the same: the empty tomb, the apparitions of the Risen one, the glorified body in Paul, and a few considerations of the “historic” character of the said resurrection. The author tries to offer an integrating vision of the problem, shunning two extremes: a gross positivism, which either denies the bodily resurrection of Jesus, or reduces it to a simple re-animation of a corpse, and a blind spiritualism which ends up by taking away importance from the glorified body of Christ, on behalf of the leading role of the soul’s immortality.
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