“death and resurrection were universally salvific,” valid for ETI, while another evangelical says, “I believe that the eschatological claim that ‘every knee will bow’ to Jesus as God applies to

is flawed: The resurrection of Jesus parallels 'the fall' of Adam which occurred in the Garden of Eden. If there was no historical Adam or Eden in which animals did not compete for food, this is a problem for Christian

doctrine is flawed: The resurrection of Jesus parallels 'the fall' of Adam which occurred in the Garden of Eden. If there was no historical Adam or Eden in which animals did not compete for food, this is a problem for Christian theology.

elsewhere. No one expects a resurrection of the Nazi nightmare; yet some critics fear a subtle form of eugenics slipping in the cultural "back door." The growing power to control the design of living tissue will foster the emergence of

issue for Christians of the resurrection of Jesus . Resources: Of the voluminous literature on the subject we particularly recommend Keith Ward ’s 1990 study Divine Action. The exploration has been taken forward by four collections of

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of miracle ; and the resurrection of Jesus . Arthur Peacocke is very little disposed to accept the virginal conception of Jesus. In a careful analysis he points out how strange it would be if God’s action in the world amounted in

about the nature of resurrection and virginal conception (see Peacocke and Polkinghorne compared ). In other cases, however, in particular in respect of the ultimate fate of the universe, it seems essential for theology to continue to

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