Nicene & Post-Nicene Fathers — Second Series Vol. 07 — Section 677
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[2243] Tertull. De Resurr. carnis, cap. 2: "They acknowledge a half-resurrection, to wit of the soul only." Compare Iren. I. xxiii. 5, on Menander's assertion that his disciples attain to the resurrection by being baptized into him, and can die no more, but retain immortal youth: ib. xxiv. 5. Basilides taught that "salvation belongs to the soul alone." On the other forms of heresy concerning the Resurrection, see Suicer, Thesaurus, 'Anastasis. [2244] The objections noticed in § 2 are discussed by Athenagoras, De Resurr. capp. ii., iv.--viii.; Tatian. Or. ad Græcos, cap. vi., Tertull. …
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