An Embodied Existence in Heaven and the Non-Cartesian Substance Dualism (Revisited)
(2020) Helsinki Analytic Theology: Salvations — Location: Université de Helsinki (26.February.2020)
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Perez Chamorro, Daniel Alejandro 
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- In this talk, I propose to see the classic conception of eschatology as the best option to think of resurrection. According to this position: (α) there is resurrection, (β) there is an intermediate state after death, and (γ) the resurrection takes place at the end of the time. The conclusion γ depends on the premise β. So, if there is a way of imagining β, γ is logically necessary (but not metaphysically necessary). Indeed, it is logically necessary, if and only if, one has a temporal conception of the eschaton, where one thinks that death comes at t0, we wait in an intermediate state at the moment t1, and we resurrect at the moment t2.
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Perez Chamorro, D. A. (2020). An Embodied Existence in Heaven and the Non-Cartesian Substance Dualism (Revisited). Helsinki Analytic Theology: Salvations, Université de Helsinki. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/267741