The Ontology of Time and Hope in the Resurrection A Critical Examination of Eschatological Presentism

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Published Nov 3, 2022
Ryan Mullins

Abstract

In this article I shall briefly describe the Christian hope in resurrection. I will explain that certain conditions must be in place in order for this hope to be realized. These are conditions about the ontology of time and personal identity over time. After articulating these conditions, I will examine a recent proposal called eschatological presentism, and see how it fares with The Problem of No Afterlife.

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Hope, Theology of Hope, Time, Eschatological Presentism, Resurrection

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Vol. 3 No. 1 (2022): Hope and Time in Theology and Religion
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Articles
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