How does not the communion of the Saints invalidate the need for the bodily ressurection?
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Gnosticism and some other ancient heresies asserted that all matter was evil and spirit good. If God does not resurrect the dead, he is tacitly agreeing. To prove that a being consisting of matter and spirit can be wholly good, God must raise the dead.
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