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Works Augustine of Hippo (354-430) Enchiridion ad Laurentiom, seu de fide, spe et caritate The Enchiridion
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Chapter 84.--The Resurrection of the Body Gives Rise to Numerous Questions.

Now, as to the resurrection of the body, --not a resurrection such as some have had, who came back to life for a time and died again, but a resurrection to eternal life, as the body of Christ Himself rose again,--I do not see how I can discuss the matter briefly, and at the same time give a satisfactory answer to all the questions that are ordinarily raised about it. Yet that the bodies of all men--both those who have been born and those who shall be born, both those who have died and those who shall die--shall be raised again, no Christian ought to have the shadow of a doubt.

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