Episode 16, Human Nature, Hylomorphism, and Resurrection with JT Turner
The Reluctant Theologian Podcast
The Consequences of Denying the Intermediate State
JT: There are a lot of Christian philosophers who want to affirm like an eternalist ontology of time where all moments of time exists. JT: None of those people could raise this sort of objection to you because it's the same objection they're going to have to face in general, plus all the infinite number of temporal parts they throw in there. "I don't have the foggiest idea of how to make full-blooded regular all-presentism work with within immediate resurrection," he says. 'We got to do some interesting philosophical work to tell what that metaphysical story is'
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