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Thesis - Chapter 11 (Resurrection)

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Chapter Introduction
  1. While I wish in this chapter to consider seriously the religious hope of resurrection, I do not want to get side-tracked onto matters of Scriptural exegesis, or into evidential matters of whether particular resurrections – specifically of Jesus – happened or not. In this regard, I’m interested only in what they take resurrection to be, and whether they provide any detailed metaphysical account of how it is supposed to work.
  2. As in the chapter on Thought Experiments19, this chapter is partly aimed at checking how (my version of) animalism copes with projected situations. As such, I may extend this to other posited versions of post-mortem survival, though most are ruled out by the essentially physical nature of the human person as proposed by animalism.
  3. While not wanting to get too far off topic, especially at the end of the thesis, I want to consider some of the ethical consequences of adopting Animalism with – I presume – the lack of hope of post-mortem existence. Hence the reading material on death itself and on “matters of life and death”.
  4. Further text to be supplied.


Main Text
  1. To be supplied20.


Concluding Remarks
  1. Having now discussed everything on our Agenda, we now in our next Chapter21 make our conclusions.
  2. This is work in progress22.


Links to Books / Papers to be Addressed23
  1. In this Chapter I will consider the following papers or book chapters (together with some others referenced by these). There are doubtless many more that are relevant and which will be addressed in the course of the thesis, but these are probably sufficient to get us going.
  2. I have divided those on the core topic of resurrection into those that are from a religio-philosophical perspective, rather than pure philosophy. In general, those written by professional philosophers are in the latter section, even if addressed to a religious audience.
  3. As the topic of death in itself – and the ethical consequences of death without post-mortem survival - are important issues, I have reading lists for these as well.
  4. Finally, in order to diagnose death, we need to know what life is! I’ve not really investigated a reading-list for this.
  5. Life:
  6. Death:
  7. Death and Ethics:
  8. Resurrection - Purely Philosophical:
  9. Resurrection - Religio-Philosophical:
  10. Many aspects of these papers will need to be either ignored or reserved for other chapters.
  11. The motivation for these works is as follows:-
    • Gasser is the most important work I need to address.
    • Wright’s big book (hopefully) supplies all there is from the Christian side – even though the focus is on a specific – and theologically and metaphysically special – resurrection.
    • Bynum and Gillman provide background information from the Christian and Jewish perspectives, respectively.
    • Badham is a rather elementary Christian discussion, and may be rejected.
    • Corcoran is an important survey, already included in the reading for a couple of other Chapters.
    • Edwards, Flew and Penelhum are useful surveys of older material, which is useful just to read for the appropriate background. There is some considerable overlap in the selections.
    • I suppose I need to discuss death itself, hence Kagan, McMahan, Regan & Wyatt – though skipping the ethical bits.
    • Perrett and Tippler may be a little off-centre, and I may reject them on closer inspection.
    • The other individual papers – especially those by van Inwagen and Shoemaker – are probably important, but justification is to be supplied.
  12. Books / Papers Rejected: There are a number of works that I have in my possession that I considered investigating, but in the end decided not to. They are listed here, with reasons for rejection. Of course, there are very many others less tempting that appear in the topical reading lists but are not specifically mentioned here.
    • To be supplied.


The Cut
  1. There had already been a lot of cutting in the various selections of the original reading list – the reading lists attached to the Notes run on and on – and these items just represent the works in my possession (though I have sought out all that I’ve heard of that look relevant).
  2. However, the items in the lists following were given some attention, and have been culled – at least temporarily – from the lists above, where they originally appeared. I’ve not always given a reason as I’ve not studied them sufficiently closely. But, you have to draw a line somewhere.
  3. I’m well aware that the cut has not been sufficiently rigorous. Further items beyond the items below are likely to be culled when I come to process them.
  4. The topic of “Death and Ethics” is already a bit tangential to my thesis, but there’s a set of questions – of which two are the most important, namely:-
    • Why is death bad (for the deceased)?, and
    • Can the dead be harmed (assuming they no longer exist)?
    – in which I have an interest, and on which I wonder whether my views on Personal Identity have anything to say.
  5. Therefore, I park here a bunch of papers on these topics (more on the second than the first) that may or may not get “processed”:-


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Footnote 4: Footnote 14: Footnote 23: Footnote 25: Footnote 26: Hardly philosophy, but important to have read!

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Table of the Previous 9 Versions of this Note:

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05/04/2016 23:19:41 9859 Thesis - Chapter 11 (Resurrection)
07/10/2015 00:27:22 9636 Thesis - Chapter 11 (Resurrection)
04/04/2015 00:17:17 9534 Thesis - Chapter 11 (Resurrection)
13/01/2015 19:07:41 9461 Thesis - Chapter 11 (Resurrection)
06/11/2014 10:13:26 8056 Thesis - Chapter 11 (Resurrection)
02/10/2014 17:12:29 7768 Thesis - Chapter 11 (Resurrection)
22/07/2014 22:23:31 5368 Thesis - Chapter 11 (Resurrection)
05/07/2014 13:48:00 4998 Thesis - Chapter 11 (Resurrection)


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1 Corinthians: 15 Awaiting Attention (Personal Identity) Corpses Death Death and Eternal Life
Immortality Life Life After Death Makropulos Case Near Death Experiences
Reincarnation Resurrection Resurrection (2) Resurrection (Metaphysics). T1 Status: Thesis Dashboard (2020: May)
Strawson - Why I Have No Future Thesis - Chapter 08 (Arguments against Animalism) Thesis - Chapter 10 (Thought Experiments) Thesis - Chapter 12 (Conclusion) Thesis - Method & Form

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Reincarnation Resurrection Status: Personal Identity (2020 - March) Status: Priority Task List (2020: May) Status: Summary (2020 - March)
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Badham (Paul) & Badham (Linda) Immortality or Extinction Book - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Badham (Paul) & Badham (Linda) - Immortality or Extinction 8%
Badham (Paul) & Badham (Linda) The Meaning of Resurrection, Immortality and Eternal Life Paper - Cited Badham (Paul) & Badham (Linda) - Immortality or Extinction, Chapter 2 No
Baker (Lynne Rudder) Death and the Afterlife Paper - Cited Medium Quality Abstract The Oxford Handbook for the Philosophy of Religion, William Wainwright, ed. (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2005): 366-391 71%
Baker (Lynne Rudder) Material Persons and the Doctrine of Resurrection Paper - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Faith and Philosophy 18 (2001): 151-167 Yes
Baker (Lynne Rudder) Persons and the Metaphysics of Resurrection Paper - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Gasser (Georg) - Personal Identity and Resurrection: How Do We Survive Our Death? 2010 27%
Blackmore (Susan) Dying to Live: Near-Death Experiences Book - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Blackmore (Susan) - Dying to Live: Near-Death Experiences 3%
Braude (Stephen) Personal Identity and Post-Mortem Survival Paper - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Paul, Miller & Paul - Personal Identity, 2005 No
Brueckner (Anthony) & Fischer (John Martin) Why Is Death Bad? Paper - Cited Low Quality Abstract Fischer - The Metaphysics of Death 12%
Bullinger (E.W.) The Resurrection of the Body Book - Cited Bullinger (E.W.) - The Resurrection of the Body Yes
Bynum (Caroline) Resurrection of the Body in Western Christianity, 200 - 1336 Book - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Bynum (Caroline) - Resurrection of the Body in Western Christianity, 200 - 1336 6%
Callahan (Joan C.) On Harming the Dead Paper - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Ethics, Vol. 97, No. 2 (Jan., 1987), pp. 341-352 8%
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Carruthers (Peter) After-Life for Physicalists Paper - Cited Low Quality Abstract Carruthers - The Nature of the Mind, 2004, Chapter 6 Yes
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Donnelly (John) Death and Ivan Ilych Paper - Cited High Quality Abstract Donnelly (John) - Language, Metaphysics and Death: A Metaphysical Reader (First Edition) 67%
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Edwards (Paul) Reincarnation: A Critical Examination Book - Cited Edwards (Paul) - Reincarnation: A Critical Examination Yes
Edwards (Paul), Ed. Immortality Book - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Edwards (Paul), Ed. - Immortality 6%
Feinberg (Joel) Harm to Others Paper - Cited Low Quality Abstract Fischer - The Metaphysics of Death 8%
Feldman (Fred) Confrontations with the Reaper: A Philosophical Study of the Nature and Value of Death Book - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Feldman (Fred) - Confrontations with the Reaper: A Philosophical Study of the Nature and Value of Death Yes
Fenwick (Peter) & Fenwick (Elizabeth) The Truth in the Light: An Investigation of Over 300 Near-Death Experiences Book - Cited High Quality Abstract Fenwick (Peter) & Fenwick (Elizabeth) - The Truth in the Light: An Investigation of Over 300 Near-Death Experiences Yes
Fischer (John Martin) & Speak (Daniel) Death and the Psychological Conception of Personal Identity Paper - Cited Low Quality Abstract Midwest Studies In Philosophy, 2000, Vol. XXIV Issue 1, p84, 10p; Yes
Fischer (John Martin), Ed. The Metaphysics of Death Book - Cited Low Quality Abstract Fischer (John Martin), Ed. - The Metaphysics of Death 6%
Flew (Anthony) Merely Mortal? Book - Cited Low Quality Abstract Flew (Anthony) - Merely Mortal? 3%
Flew (Anthony), Ed. Body, Mind and Death Book - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Flew (Anthony), Ed. - Body, Mind and Death No
Flint (Thomas P.) & Rea (Michael) The Oxford Handbook of Philosophical Theology Book - Cited (via Paper Cited) Low Quality Abstract Bibliographical details to be supplied 3%
Gasser (Georg), Ed. Personal Identity and Resurrection: How Do We Survive Our Death? Book - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Gasser (Georg), Ed. - Personal Identity and Resurrection: How Do We Survive Our Death? 95%
Gillman (Neil) The Death Of Death: Resurrection and Immortality in Jewish Thought Book - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Gillman (Neil) - The Death Of Death: Resurrection and Immortality in Jewish Thought 3%
Green (James W.) Beyond the Good Death: The Anthropology of Modern Dying Book - Cited High Quality Abstract Green (James W.) - Beyond the Good Death: The Anthropology of Modern Dying 6%
Grossman (Lev), Kurzweil (Ray) 2045: The Year Man Becomes Immortal Paper - Cited Time Magazine, February 21, 2011 Yes
Grover (Dorothy) Posthumous Harm Paper - Cited Low Quality Abstract The Philosophical Quarterly, Vol. 39, No. 156 (Jul., 1989), pp. 334-353 11%
Hershenov (David) Van Inwagen, Zimmerman, and the Materialist Conception of Resurrection Paper - Cited Low Quality Abstract Religious Studies, 38 pp. 1-19 (December 2002) 17%
Hetherington (Stephen) Deathly Harm Paper - Cited Medium Quality Abstract American Philosophical Quarterly, Vol. 38, No. 4 (Oct., 2001), pp. 349-362 8%
Hick (John) Death and Eternal Life Book - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Hick (John) - Death and Eternal Life 1%
Hudson (Hud) A Materialist Metaphysics of the Human Person Book - Cited (via Paper Cited) Medium Quality Abstract Bibliographical details to be supplied 3%
Hudson (Hud) Multiple Location and Single Location Resurrection Paper - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Gasser (Georg) - Personal Identity and Resurrection: How Do We Survive Our Death? 2010 Yes
Hudson (Hud) Nothing But Dust and Ashes Paper - Cited Low Quality Abstract Hudson (Hud) - A Materialist Metaphysics of the Human Person, 2001, Chapter 7 No
Johnston (Mark) Surviving Death Book - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Johnston (Mark) - Surviving Death 20%
Jones (Nicholas K.) Too Many Cats: The Problem of the Many and the Metaphysics of Vagueness Paper - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Ph.D. Dissertation, Birkbeck College, University of London, 2010 No
Kagan (Shelly) Death Book - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Kagan (Shelly) - Death Yes
Kamm (F.M.) Morality, Mortality (Vol. 1) - Death and Whom to Save from It Book - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Kamm (F.M.) - Morality, Mortality (Vol. 1) - Death and Whom to Save from It 0%
Kamm (F.M.) Why Is Death Bad? Paper - Cited Low Quality Abstract Kamm - Morality, Mortality (Vol. 1) - Death and Whom to Save from It, Chapter 1 17%
Kerr (Fergus) Immortal Longings: Versions of Transcending Humanity Book - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Kerr (Fergus) - Immortal Longings: Versions of Transcending Humanity 1%
Lamb (David) Diagnosing Death Paper - Cited Low Quality Abstract Philosophy and Public Affairs, 1978, 144-153 Yes
Levenbook (Barbara Baum) Harming Someone after His Death Paper - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Ethics, Vol. 94, No. 3 (Apr., 1984), pp. 407-419 8%
Levenbook (Barbara Baum) Harming the Dead, Once Again Paper - Cited Low Quality Abstract Ethics, Vol. 96, No. 1 (Oct., 1985), pp. 162-1643 No
Levenbook (Barbara Baum) The Retroactivity Problem Paper - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Campbell, O'Rourke & Silverstein - Time and Identity, IV - Death, Chapter 15 25%
Lizza (John) Persons, Humanity, & the Definition of Death Book - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Lizza (John) - Persons, Humanity, & the Definition of Death 4%
Luper (Steven) Annihilation Paper - Cited Low Quality Abstract Philosophical Quarterly 37 (1985) 233-252 17%
Luper (Steven) Death Paper - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy, 2002-09 3%
Luper (Steven) Mortal Harm Paper - Cited Low Quality Abstract Philosophical Quarterly, Vol. 57, No. 227 (Apr., 2007), pp. 239-251 25%
Luper (Steven) Past Desires and the Dead Paper - Cited Low Quality Abstract Philosophical Studies; Dec. 2005, Vol. 126 Issue 3, p331-345, 15p 25%
Luper (Steven) Posthumous Harm Paper - Cited Medium Quality Abstract American Philosophical Quarterly, Vol. 41, No. 1 (Jan., 2004), pp. 63-72 11%
Luper-Foy (Steven) Annihilation Paper - Cited Low Quality Abstract Fischer - The Metaphysics of Death 14%
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McMahan (Jeff) The Ethics of Killing: Problems at the Margins of Life Book - Cited Medium Quality Abstract McMahan (Jeff) - The Ethics of Killing: Problems at the Margins of Life No
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Nagel (Thomas) Death Paper - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Nagel (Thomas) - Mortal Questions Yes
Nagel (Thomas) Mortal Questions Book - Cited (via Paper Cited) Low Quality Abstract Bibliographical details to be supplied Yes
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Olding (A.) Resurrection Bodies and Resurrection Worlds Paper - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Mind, Vol. 79, No. 316 (Oct., 1970), pp. 581-585 No
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Olson (Eric) Immanent Causation and Life After Death Paper - Cited High Quality Abstract Gasser (Georg) - Personal Identity and Resurrection: How Do We Survive Our Death? 2010 Yes
Olson (Eric) Life After Death and the Devastation of the Grave Paper - Cited High Quality Abstract Martin & Augustine - The Myth of an Afterlife, Part 2, Chapter 19, 2015: 409-423 Yes
Olson (Eric) Papers on Identity Boxes: Vol 13 (Olson) Book - Cited (via Paper Cited) Low Quality Abstract Bibliographical details to be supplied 18%
Paul (Ellen), Miller (Fred) & Paul (Jeffrey), Eds. Personal Identity Book - Cited (via Paper Cited) Low Quality Abstract Bibliographical details to be supplied 1%
Penelhum (Terence) Resurrection Paper - Cited Penelhum - Survival and Disembodied Existence, 1970, Chapter 9 No
Penelhum (Terence) Survival and Disembodied Existence Book - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Penelhum (Terence) - Survival and Disembodied Existence No
Penelhum (Terence), Ed. Immortality Book - Cited Penelhum (Terence), Ed. - Immortality 8%
Perrett (Roy W.) Death and Immortality Book - Cited Perrett (Roy W.) - Death and Immortality 4%
Perry (John) A Dialogue on Personal Identity and Immortality Book - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Perry (John) - A Dialogue on Personal Identity and Immortality Yes
Peters (Ted) Resurrection of the Very Embodied Soul? Paper - Cited High Quality Abstract Russell (Robert John), Murphy (Nancey), Meyering (Theo C.), Arbib (Michael A.) - Neuroscience and the Person No
Peterson (Michael) & VanArragon (Raymond) Contemporary Debates in Philosophy of Religion Book - Cited (via Paper Cited) High Quality Abstract Bibliographical details to be supplied 39%
Phillips (D.Z.) Death and Immortality Book - Cited Low Quality Abstract Phillips (D.Z.) - Death and Immortality 2%
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Plato, Gallop (David) Phaedo Book - Cited Low Quality Abstract Plato, Gallop (David) - Phaedo 45%
Pross (Addy) What is Life?: How Chemistry Becomes Biology Book - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Pross (Addy) - What is Life?: How Chemistry Becomes Biology Yes
Puccetti (Roland) The Conquest of Death Paper - Cited Medium Quality Abstract The Monist, Vol. 59, No. 2, Philosophical Problems of Death (April, 1976) (pp. 249-263) No
Regan (Tom), Ed. Matters of Life and Death: New Introductory Essays in Moral Philosophy Book - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Regan (Tom), Ed. - Matters of Life and Death: New Introductory Essays in Moral Philosophy 3%
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Schrodinger (Erwin) What is Life? Book - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Schrodinger (Erwin) - What is Life? 6%
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Singer (Peter) Rethinking Life & Death - The Collapse Our Traditional Ethics Book - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Singer (Peter) - Rethinking Life & Death - The Collapse Our Traditional Ethics 1%
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Strawson (Galen) Why I Have No Future Paper - Cited Medium Quality Abstract The Philosophers' Magazine (Issue ?? Appeared on TPM On-Line on 21st December 2007) Yes
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Tipler (Frank) The Physics of Immortality: Modern Cosmology, God and the Resurrection of the Dead Book - Cited Medium Quality Abstract Tipler (Frank) - The Physics of Immortality: Modern Cosmology, God and the Resurrection of the Dead 4%
Todman (Theo) Thesis - Chapter 10 (Thought Experiments) Paper - Referencing   Yes
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Wright (N.T.) Can a Scientist Believe in the Resurrection? Paper - Cited Medium Quality Abstract The James Gregory Lecture, St Andrews, December 20 2007 No
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Wyatt (John) Matters of Life and Death Book - Cited High Quality Abstract Wyatt (John) - Matters of Life and Death 5%
Zimmerman (Dean) Bodily Resurrection: The Falling Elevator Model Revisited Paper - Cited High Quality Abstract Gasser (Georg) - Personal Identity and Resurrection: How Do We Survive Our Death? 2010 Yes


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