I have regular bible studies with my 10 year old son.
We were discussing our resurrection. We were also discussing what I don't see talked about much, that is the resurrection body of the damned.
I brought up how Paul answered the question about what kind of body and how we will be resurected with his analogy of the seed and the tree.
It seems it's like this. You have two seeds that seem similar, yet one when it's planted in the ground becomes a majestic Redwood Tree, the other a ugly shrub.
It would seem that Paul assumes we know what he's talking about, so would it be unreasonable to suggest that the regenerate will be resurrected in a glorious body, and the unregenerate in a ghastly body?
I realize this topic is trivial, but I've never really heard anyone bring it up in Theological circles.
We were discussing our resurrection. We were also discussing what I don't see talked about much, that is the resurrection body of the damned.
I brought up how Paul answered the question about what kind of body and how we will be resurected with his analogy of the seed and the tree.
It seems it's like this. You have two seeds that seem similar, yet one when it's planted in the ground becomes a majestic Redwood Tree, the other a ugly shrub.
It would seem that Paul assumes we know what he's talking about, so would it be unreasonable to suggest that the regenerate will be resurrected in a glorious body, and the unregenerate in a ghastly body?
I realize this topic is trivial, but I've never really heard anyone bring it up in Theological circles.