Problems with Disembodied Existence and Survival of Death

Forum Philosophicum: International Journal for Philosophy 11 (1):81-91 (2006)
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The article discusses the philosophical problems associated with the dualistic conception of the person dominant in traditions influenced by Platonism. The key suggestion made in the article is that opting for an embodied rather than a disembodied posthumous existence for the human person will in no way hinder the theistic philosopher when it comes to arguing that God exists in a disembodied form.

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Janusz Salamon
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