The Christian belief that the body will be physically raised at the end of time is known as the resurrection of the:

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The Christian belief that the body will be physically raised at the end of time is known as the resurrection of the:

Accepted Answer

Dead, reuniting body and soul for judgement — The resurrection of the dead is the Christian belief that at the Last Judgement, bodies will be raised and reunited with souls for God's final judgement. Option A reflects a Platonic/Gnostic view not held by mainstream Christianity. Option B is not standard Christian doctrine. Option D is a philosophical position with no basis in Christian teaching.

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Soul alone, leaving the body behind

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Spirit into a non-physical realm of light

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Dead, reuniting body and soul for judgement

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Mind, preserving memories but not the physical form

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