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    Many theologians and some philosophers argue that dualism... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Materialism is not necessarily hostile to the prospects of an afterlife.

    Many theologians and some philosophers argue that dualism is a Platonic import into theistic traditions.

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    What are the prospects for survival on a materialistic view of persons? One possible reason for thinking that materialism is not hostile to the prospects of an afterlife is that, historically, the standard view of the afterlife in the major theistic traditions is that it involves the resurrection of bodies. While there is a longstanding theological tradition that links belief in bodily resurrection with dualism, many theologians and some philosophers argue that dualism is a Platonic import into theistic traditions (Cullman 1955), and that it is more in keeping with the Hebrew, Christian, and I...

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