Where we're headed

[Abaxvahl]

I like what you wrote, but I disagree with the above quote. See my post #12.

Well I agree with St. Paul obviously, but Jesus did have a body after the Resurrection of some sort, for He ate and they felt it and He said "I am not a ghost but have flesh and bones as you see," but it was "transformed." One might even say "it is sown a natural body, it is raised a spiritual body. If there is a natural body, there is also a spiritual body." (1 Cor 15:44).

I expect this spiritual body to have all the exact same properties (and more He likely had but didn't show) that Jesus had, including but not limited to: instant travelling, going through matter like doors, and so on. For we will receive as sons of God what the Son of God received in Resurrection.

 

[Jesus is my Superhero]

Also remember how the angels that were sent to warn Lot to depart Sodom or Gomorrah, they appeared in the flesh as men, but we all know that angels are spirit beings.

 

[Eftsoon]

Well I agree with St. Paul obviously, but Jesus did have a body after the Resurrection of some sort, for He ate and they felt it and He said "I am not a ghost but have flesh and bones as you see," but it was "transformed." One might even say "it is sown a natural body, it is raised a spiritual body. If there is a natural body, there is also a spiritual body." (1 Cor 15:44).

I expect this spiritual body to have all the exact same properties (and more He likely had but didn't show) that Jesus had, including but not limited to: instant travelling, going through matter like doors, and so on. For we will receive as sons of God what the Son of God received in Resurrection.

Thank you so much. I expect that there is a union of matter and spirit. The gulf we perceive here between spirit and materiality will be bridged. I wonder whether the transfiguration is more apropos here?

The resurrection body Christ had did serve a very parituclar purpose. Christ wanted to display his humanity, so I'm a little wary of relying on it.