The resurrection of the flesh
Subtitle: a study of a confessional phrase
By: door Lynn Elvin Boliek.
Publisher: J. Van Campen
Published: 1962
Place of publication: Amsterdam
Language: eng
Number of pages: 148
Subjects: Apostles' Creed.
Notes: At head of title: Vrije Universiteit te Amsterdam.

Academisch proefschrift-Amsterdam.

"Propositions": leaf tipped in.

Bibliography: p. 144-148.
Table of contents: title: Acknowledgments; title: Preface; title: Chapter 1. Resurrection of the Flesh in the Apostles' Creed; title: I. The Development of the Text of the Apostles' Creed; title: II. A Possible Origin of the Phrase; title: III. The Resurrection in Second Century Literature; title: IV. The Use of the Word Flesh; title: V. The Continuity of the Resurrected Body; title: VI. The Change Involved in the Resurrection; title: VII. Summary; title: Chapter 2. The Development of Viewpoints; title: I. Origen of Alexandria; title: II. Major Trends in the Western Church after Origen; title: A. Augustine; title: B. Thomas Aquinas; title: C. A Summary Comparison of Origen, Augustine, and Thomas; title: Chapter 3. Paul's Teaching in Discussion; title: I. The Interpretation of I Corinthians 15 by Johannes Weiss; title: II. The Thought Pattern in Weiss's Exegesis; title: III. The Distinction between Form and Matter; title: IV. The Two-Body Theory; title: V. I Corinthians 15: A Defense of the Resurrection; title: Chapter 4. The Validity of the Phrase "Resurrection of the Flesh"; title: I. Resurrection of the Person?; title: II. Evaluation of the Struggle Against Origenism by Augustine and Thomas; title: III. Minor Objections to the Phrase "Resurrection of the Flesh"; title: IV. Conclusion; title: Bibliography; title: Abbreviations