He just went "Where no man had gone before !" in the SS Enterprise.

[quote]<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Tercel:

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We see here as Pfypher says that Jesus had here a new incorruptable body. Although I am not sure that these will be necessarily the same as pre-Fall ones.

Surely not! We don't want those old ones,
we want the new Binford model 2000! Oh oh oh oh oh!

So, Phyfer says.... where did this concept
originate? Did Jesus ever talk about it?
(Can't remember).

Nah, I knew who he meant, despite your outrageous "presuppositionalism."

Lewis is the dude who came up with that "meathead, moron, or malefactor" (and I might add "or myth") fallacy, taken to such effective lengths by Josh McDowell.

If C.S. was such a tremendous apologist, how come chrispians are still apologizing?

P.S. I hope you don't drive a Tercel; they're death traps. Hit anything bigger than a Corolla, and you're squashed like a bug.

I don't think Jesus ever talks about it. Paul does though - See Romans or Corithians or both. (I can't remember either)

Hmm... perhaps I should change my moniker. I had actually never heard of the Tercel car until Bobk tried to make a joke about it recently (which of course I didn't get).

Maybe he "beamed up" and when he got there he transmagraphied.

Yes but a body cannot be carnal nor can a body be human. Our minds can be human and our thoughts and desires can be carnal.

Of course it was a real body because it is only in our mind that we are removed from God.

Amos

In the Book of Kings we have 185,000
cadavers that marched back to Nineveh. Were they human?

offa

First of all, forgive my leaving off the "CS" from Lewis. My friends and I talk about him quite often, so I often forget that others may not know who he is. I apologize.

For the most comprehensive treatise in the Bible pertaining to the resurrection, see 1 Corinthians 15, particularly verses 40 through the end. It is in this passage that the argument is presented for the imperishable and immortal bodies which we shall obtain in heaven.

Peace.
pfypher

I don't know offa because I never read the Book of Kings.

Human means earthly because the prefix -hu indicates this (-hu is from -humi is earthly). The addition of the prefix -hu reduced man from heavenly to earthly (if you allow me to posite heaven opposite to earth), and thus all humans are earthly beings from which follows that the redemption of man would be equal to the deletion of of the prefix -hu when humanity is annihilated (crucified). Our human-ity is a "condition of being" that pertains to "the being" (much like "red hair" and personal-ity."

Amos

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