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Resurrection of the Dead

Foundations of the Christian FaithSteve Gregg
In this session, Steve Gregg discusses various eschatological theories surrounding the resurrection of the dead. He addresses the idea of death being an unconscious state and how it is often misconstrued in different belief systems. Gregg also explains the biblical concept of resurrected bodies being different from our current bodies and how this ties in with the idea of sin and corruption. Overall, Gregg highlights the impact of these beliefs on a Christian's daily life and emphasizes the importance of understanding these eschatological concepts.
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