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No it is the established philosophy we read from St. Thomas Aquinas about the soul and body. Christians believe in the resurrection of the body at the General Judgment.This is confusing, are you making it up?
No it is the established philosophy we read from St. Thomas Aquinas about the soul and body. Christians believe in the resurrection of the body at the General Judgment.This is confusing, are you making it up?
Why the body would be needed after death?No it is the established philosophy we read from St. Thomas Aquinas about the soul and body. Christians believe in the resurrection of the body at the General Judgment.
A person is a composite of both soul and body. One without the other leaves a incomplete person. We are just as much physical beings as we are spiritual. The soul cannot function as a person without the body. But we will be given new bodies at the Resurrection that is unlike what we have now.Why the body would be needed after death?
After we die we leave our bodies behind, then we go to a spiritual place, then at resurrection we would need our bodies because here on Earth in this material and physical world we functioned that way? But in the hereafter, wouldn’t you think that it would be illogical to consider that the body would be needed, right? Where does the soul stay before the resurrection of our bodies and the judgement day? why would even the body be needed in the hereafter, us being now on earth both body and soul isn’t a sufficient answer.A person is a composite of both soul and body. One without the other leaves a incomplete person. We are just as much physical beings as we are spiritual. The soul cannot function as a person without the body.
I could be incorrect, but its my understanding that the Resurrection happens immediately after you die. I don’t no about a “Spiritual place”. A place is a physical concept.After we die we leave our bodies behind, then we go to a spiritual place, then at resurrection we would need our bodies because here on Earth in this material and physical world we functioned that way? But in the hereafter, wouldn’t you think that it would be illogical to consider that the body would be needed, right? Where does the soul stay before the resurrection of our bodies and the judgement day? why would even the body be needed in the hereafter, us being now on earth both body and soul isn’t a sufficient answer.
Doesn’t it happen at judgement day and the end of the world.I could be incorrect, but its my understanding that the Resurrection happens immediately after you die. I don’t no about a “Spiritual place”. A place is a physical concept.
Well the end of the world is far away for people who are alive and are a part of the temporal order. But for somebody who has died, i imagine the transition would be instant.Doesn’t it happen at judgement day and the end of the world.
Catechism of the Catholic ChurchDoesn’t it happen at judgement day and the end of the world.
It is a sign of insanity to despise your body and regard it as useless considering that we use it to communicate with others…After we die we leave our bodies behind, then we go to a spiritual place, then at resurrection we would need our bodies because here on Earth in this material and physical world we functioned that way? But in the hereafter, wouldn’t you think that it would be illogical to consider that the body would be needed, right? Where does the soul stay before the resurrection of our bodies and the judgement day? why would even the body be needed in the hereafter, us being now on earth both body and soul isn’t a sufficient answer.
Criminals also know the law of the land and yet do those deeds hoping not to be caught. Some don’t care and is willing to take the risk of enjoying short term gains. One can choose to ignore or refuse to believe. Those sentenced know why they are being punished. There are not many criminals surprised by the punishment. Some may already be plotting their next crime upon their release.They are not believer. Are they? How you could possibly escape from land of God?
Some are willing to trade short term gains for perpetual misery. Pascal’s Wager. Some will just remain defiant with a “So be it” or a “I don’t care when I am dead.” Truly myopic and high risk gambler.They are. No one would commit a crime if he knows that punishment is unavoidable.
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That (bold part) seems irrational to me. Why anyone purposefully decide to get tortured?/QUOTEYou can’t go there accidentally, you have to have full knowledge and full consent of the will.
Only those who choose to be separated from God go to hell. It is Mortal Sin that separates one from God and Mortal Sin requires Grave matter, full knowledge and full consent of the will.
Here is a an analogous question: Why would anyone choose to pay a heavy fine? Well, knowing that running a red light incurs the penalty of a heavy fine, therefore the person who intentionally runs a red light is knowingly incurring a heavy traffic fine. It is a situation that the person has chosen.
The soul is united to the body as form to matter, but the person is the composite of the soul and body (form and matter).Why the body would be needed after death?
But that doesn’t answer why would it be needed after death.The soul is united to the body as form to matter, but the person is the composite of the soul and body (form and matter).
This was answered is post 143. A human is incomplete without a body.But that doesn’t answer why would it be needed after death.
Because the person is incomplete without both soul and body, the body is resurrected for them, for eternity.But that doesn’t answer why would it be needed after death.
But when he dies, where does the soul stay?Because the person is incomplete without both soul and body, the body is resurrected for them, for eternity.
The spirits of the angels and the rational souls of humans, are immaterial, so do not require a location, but there is reference made to "heaven"and “hell” for these. They may be called states.But when he dies, where does the soul stay?
So in Heaven and Hell you would be using both, your body and your soul, what difference does that make from Earth then as to be considered locations.The spirits of the angels and the rational souls of humans, are immaterial, so do not require a location, but there is reference made to "heaven"and “hell” for these. They may be called states.
The Catechism of the Catholic Church states there there are two orders of creatures – spiritual and corporeal:
327 The profession of faith of the Fourth Lateran Council (1215) affirms that God "from the beginning of time made at once (simul) out of nothing both orders of creatures, the spiritual and the corporeal, that is, the angelic and the earthly, and then (deinde) the human creature, who as it were shares in both orders, being composed of spirit and body."187
And also that:
326 The Scriptural expression “heaven and earth” means * all that exists, creation in its entirety.* It also indicates the bond, deep within creation, that both unites heaven and earth and distinguishes the one from the other: * “the earth” is the world of men, while * “heaven” or “the heavens” can designate both the firmament and God’s own “place” - “our Father in heaven” and consequently * the “heaven” too which is eschatological glory.
- Finally, “heaven” refers to the saints and the “place” of the spiritual creatures, the angels, who surround God.186
You wrote: "So in Heaven and Hell you would be using both, your body and your soul, what difference does that make from Earth then as to be considered locations. physical or spiritual or both?
God does not need to justify anything. It is we who must justify ourselves.How could possibly God create Hell and justify it knowing the fact that just irrational people goes against God’s plan for us, goodness? Why should God torture irrational people?