Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
0:00 Introduction
0:51 the book: An Introduction to Christian Philosophical Theology
01:18 Describe what you mean by “resurrection.”
02:41 What are some views on the nature of human persons?
05:07 What is the difference between a two-stage and a three-stage view of the resurrection?
08:00 Will our resurrected body be numerically identical to our body at death? What are some reasons to think “yes?” What are some reasons to think “no”?
13:51 Five models of the resurrection of the dead
14:18 What is the resurrection by reassembly model?
23:08 What is the body snatching model?
28:14 What is the falling elevator model?
36:21 What is anti-criterialism account?
43:16 What is the hypertime model?
50:15 Comment #1: Going back to the point about Christ’s resurrection as a model of ours, Christ’s resurrection wasn’t hyper-temporal.
52:44 How would you like to conclude our discussion?
56:53 Question #1: Tangential, but 1 Cor 15:38-40 suggests that every human (righteous or not) is going to receive an imperishable body by virtue of belonging to humankind. Does that contradict annihilationism?
Traditional Christianity teaches that when Christ returns, our bodies will be raised from the dead. But how is resurrection of the same body even possible? In this interview with Dr. Eric Yang, we discuss several models of resurrection including:
- resurrection by reassembly
- body-snatching view
- falling-elevator account
- anti-criterialism
- hypertime account
For more, check out Chapter 6 of Dr. Yang's book, "An Introduction to Christian Philosophical Theology" linked below.
amazon.com/Introduction-Christian-Philosophical-Theology-Understanding-ebook/dp/B085XNGFF3/ref=sr_1_2?crid=2ZG3GXO6PY688&keywords=an+introduction+to+christian+philosophical+theology&qid=1646530625&sprefix=an+introduction+to+christian+philosoph%2Caps%2C97&sr=8-2
Please consider becoming a patron. Go to patreon.com/theanalyticchristian
For merch and more, go to theanalyticchristian.com
0:00 Introduction
0:51 the book: An Introduction to Christian Philosophical Theology
01:18 Describe what you mean by “resurrection.”
02:41 What are some views on the nature of human persons?
05:07 What is the difference between a two-stage and a three-stage view of the resurrection?
08:00 Will our resurrected body be numerically identical to our body at death? What are some reasons to think “yes?” What are some reasons to think “no”?
13:51 Five models of the resurrection of the dead
14:18 What is the resurrection by reassembly model?
23:08 What is the body snatching model?
28:14 What is the falling elevator model?
36:21 What is anti-criterialism account?
43:16 What is the hypertime model?
50:15 Comment #1: Going back to the point about Christ’s resurrection as a model of ours, Christ’s resurrection wasn’t hyper-temporal.
52:44 How would you like to conclude our discussion?
56:53 Question #1: Tangential, but 1 Cor 15:38-40 suggests that every human (righteous or not) is going to receive an imperishable body by virtue of belonging to humankind. Does that contradict annihilationism?
Traditional Christianity teaches that when Christ returns, our bodies will be raised from the dead. But how is resurrection of the same body even possible? In this interview with Dr. Eric Yang, we discuss several models of resurrection including:
- resurrection by reassembly
- body-snatching view
- falling-elevator account
- anti-criterialism
- hypertime account
For more, check out Chapter 6 of Dr. Yang's book, "An Introduction to Christian Philosophical Theology" linked below.
amazon.com/Introduction-Christian-Philosophical-Theology-Understanding-ebook/dp/B085XNGFF3/ref=sr_1_2?crid=2ZG3GXO6PY688&keywords=an+introduction+to+christian+philosophical+theology&qid=1646530625&sprefix=an+introduction+to+christian+philosoph%2Caps%2C97&sr=8-2
Please consider becoming a patron. Go to patreon.com/theanalyticchristian
For merch and more, go to theanalyticchristian.com
