Metaphysical Perspective on Age and Matter in Resurrection

The chapter explores Thomas' view on the perfect age as around 33 and contrasts it with the idea that all ages have one rhythm. It delves into the unity between form and matter, emphasizing identity in a metaphysical context and discussing how matter transforms while retaining its essence. Furthermore, the discussion touches on the preservation of matter after death, contemplating the relevance of relics and the implications of cremation in relation to resurrection beliefs.