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Joel Webbon explains why historic Christianity rejects the idea that the physical body is unimportant or merely a prison for the soul. He contrasts Christian theology with Gnosticism, emphasizing that believers are both physical and spiritual beings. In his view, the Christian hope is not an eternal disembodied existence, but bodily resurrection and eternal life with Christ.
Joel Webbon explains why historic Christianity rejects the idea that the physical body is unimportant or merely a prison for the soul. He contrasts Christian theology with Gnosticism, emphasizing that believers are both physical and spiritual beings. In his view, the Christian hope is not an eternal disembodied existence, but bodily resurrection and eternal life with Christ.
