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Resurrection, Heaven, and Hell
In Charles Taliaferro & Philip L. Quinn (eds.), A Companion to Philosophy of Religion. Cambridge, Mass.: Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 630–638 (1997)
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resurrection, heaven, and hell philosophical reflections concerning afterlife ‐ of monotheistic religions of Abrahamic tradition – Christianity, Islam, and Judaism defensive maneuvers, primarily because of doctrine of resurrection ‐ not simply a doctrine of an afterlife traditional doctrine of hell in Christianity ‐ elaboration of punishment model universalism, not solving problems of perceived injustice in hell doctrine of limbo, from perceived injustice of traditional doctrine of hell second aspect of Christian reflections about heaven – doctrine of purgatory and correlative partitioning of heaven unified account of heaven and hell ‐ portraying each as flowing from one and the same divine motivational structure
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