Ante-Nicene Fathers — Vol. I — Section 250
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Work: Ante-Nicene Fathers — Volume I
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But the proof of the possibility of the resur- rection of the flesh I have sufficiently demon- strated, in answer to men of the world. And if the resurrection of the flesh is not found impos- sible on the principles even of unbelievers, how much more will it be found in accordance with the mind of believers ! But following our order, we must now speak with respect to those who think meanly of the flesh, and say that it is not worthy of the resurrection nor of the heavenly economy,' because, first, its substance is earth ; and besides, because it is full of all wickedness, so that i…
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