03027cam a2200277 a 450000100090000000300090000900500170001800800410003501000170007602000150009302000200010804000180012805000210014608200150016710000280018224501110021024600340032126000420035530000360039750400530043350506100048650514790109665000490257565000440262485600810266812289352AU-EpEBC20140430112732.0010125s2000    miu      b    001 0 eng    a  2001265963  a0802846009  a0851114741 (UK)  aDLCcDLCdDLC00aBS661b.C68 200000a233/.52221 aCooper, John W.,d1947-10aBody, soul, and life everlasting :bbiblical anthropology and the monism-dualism debate /cJohn W. Cooper.14aBody, soul & life everlasting  aGrand Rapids, MI. :bEerdmans,c2000.  axxviii, 241 p. ;bpbk ;c23 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.  a1. Traditional Christian anthropology and its modern critics. 
I. Early Christian views of the afterlife --
II. Dualistic anthropologies :
A. Augustine ; B. Thomas Aquinas ; C. John Calvin ; D. Rene Descartes ; E. Conclusion --
III. Nondualistic philosophical anthropologies :
A. Thomas Hobbes and Materialism ; B. Baruch Spinoza and Dual-Aspect Monism ; C. Conclusion --
IV. The scientific challenge to dualism --
V. The challenge to dualism from biblical scholarship --
VI. The historical-theological challenge to dualism --
VII. The challenge to dualism from Christian Orthopraxis --
VIII. Conclusion.
  a2. Old Testament Anthropology : The Holistic Emphasis.
I. Introduction: The State of the Debate             33
A. Traditional Christian Dualism                   33
B. Modern Christian Antidualism                    34
C. Some Questions                                  36
II. The Holistic Emphasis of the Old Testament        37
A. Antidualist Emphases                            37
B. Old Testament Anthropological Terms             38
C. Preliminary Results for the Holism-Dualism Debate  43
III. Philosophical Reflections                         45
A. The Old Testament, Holism, and Monism           45
B. The Old Testament and Philosophical Anthropology  49
Three Old Testament Anthropology:
The Dualistic Implication                              52
I. The Old Testament View of Existence after Death   52
A. Introduction: The Rephaim in Sheol              52
B. Sheol                                           54
C. Existence in Sheol                              55
D. Terminology for the Dead                        59
E. Hope Beyond the Grave; Resurrection             62
II. Philosophical Reflection: Holistic Dualism          66
A. Clarifying the Anthropological Image               66
B. Dualism: The Inescapable Implication
of Existence in Sheol                             69
C. Holistic Dualism: Philosophical Implication
of Old Testament Anthropology                     70
Four The Anthropology of
Intertestamental Eschatology                             73 0aTheological anthropologyxBiblical teaching. 0aTheological anthropologyxChristianity.413Table of contents onlyuhttp://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/fy0609/2001265963.html