In Personal Identity and Resurrection, leading philosophers and theologians present an indispensable resource for anyone interested in the doctrine of bodily resurrection - be they philosophers, theologians, scholars in religious studies, or believers interested in examining their faith.

Contents: Foreword, Ted Peters; Introduction; Resurrection, personal identity and the will of God, Stephen T. Davis; Bodily resurrection: the falling elevator model revisited, Dean Zimmerman; Immanent causation and life after death, Eric T. Olson; 3.5-dimensionalism and survival: a process ontological approach, Godehard Brÿntrup; Multiple location and single location resurrection, Hud Hudson; Bodily resurrection: when metaphysics meets phenomenology, Thomas Schÿrtl, Personhood, bodily self-ascription, and resurrection: a Kantian approach, Johannes Haag; The same body again? Thomas Aquinas on the numerical identity of the resurrected body, Bruno Niederbacher; Persons and the metaphysics of resurrection, Lynne Rudder Baker; Hylomorphism and the constitution view, Josef Quitterer; Constitution, resurrection and relationality, Kevin Corcoran; Joseph Ratzinger on resurrection identity, Christian Tapp; The rationale behind Purgatory, Nikolaus Wandinger; Scientific insights into the problem of personal identity in the context of a Christian theology of resurrection and eschatology, Robert John Russell; Bibliography; Index.