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Explore the profound concept of eternal life with James Challis's "An Essay on the Scriptural Doctrine of Immortality." This theological exploration delves into the scriptural foundations of immortality, resurrection, and the soul. Challis meticulously examines the religious texts to illuminate the doctrine of immortality and its significance.
Drawing from Biblical Studies and engaging with the intersection of Religion & Science, this essay offers a detailed analysis of the scriptures pertaining to eternal life. Readers interested in theology and the nature of the soul will find a compelling examination of the arguments surrounding immortality as presented in religious doctrine. This enduring work provides invaluable insights into the historical understanding of one of humanity's most fundamental questions. Prepared for print republication, this edition makes Challis's important contribution accessible to those seeking a deeper understanding of the scriptural basis for belief in immortality.
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