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Resurrection refers to the revival of previously dead humans to some degree of existence on Earth which can range from limping about the place, moaning, and feasting on humans, to shifting a massive boulder out of ones resting place in order to walk the Earth as the Son of God once again. The Abrahamic religions of Judaism, Christianity and Islam all refer at some point in their holy texts to some degree of resurrection of the dead on Judgment Day to face God and what awaits them in the afterlife.

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  • Resurrection refers to the revival of previously dead humans to some degree of existence on Earth which can range from limping about the place, moaning, and feasting on humans, to shifting a massive boulder out of ones resting place in order to walk the Earth as the Son of God once again. The Abrahamic religions of Judaism, Christianity and Islam all refer at some point in their holy texts to some degree of resurrection of the dead on Judgment Day to face God and what awaits them in the afterlife.
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  • Resurrection refers to the revival of previously dead humans to some degree of existence on Earth which can range from limping about the place, moaning, and feasting on humans, to shifting a massive boulder out of ones resting place in order to walk the Earth as the Son of God once again. The Abrahamic religions of Judaism, Christianity and Islam all refer at some point in their holy texts to some degree of resurrection of the dead on Judgment Day to face God and what awaits them in the afterlife. Although the three Abrahamic religions - as well as several other religions - make reference to the occurrence of resurrection, there is no solid evidence in recent times of a human corpse becoming reanimated and walking on Earth after death, either with or without a soul. The last recorded resurrection was that of Jesus Christ in roughly 28-29 CE and that's if you take the Bible as proof.
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