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In "The Jewish Way in Death and Meaning," Maurice Lamm presents a compelling argument for life after death, grounded in the attributes of God. He integrates concepts of divine goodness and power, asserting that life is a profound gift from God. Lamm's top-down approach contrasts with traditional arguments based on human nature, offering a nuanced perspective on resurrection. This work deepens our understanding of Jewish beliefs surrounding death and afterlife, emphasizing hope and continuity within the faith.
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Maurice Lamm’s argument for resurrection • Maurice Lamm. The Jewish Way in Death and Meaning. New York: Jonathan David Publishers, 1969. • A top-down argument for life after death • Cf. arguments based on human nature (e.g., Aquinas & the nature of the soul) • Begin with attributes of God • Goodness & power of God Maurice Lamb on resurrection ~ page 1
Maurice Lamm’s argument for resurrection • Life is gift • Expectation following from this Maurice Lamb on resurrection ~ page 2