4. The Resurrection Is Not the End
Of course, every religion has provided discussions on the Resurrection according to its specific beliefs, but it should be asked: “Is it permissible to contemplate this matter or not? Is this issue solvable? What is the basis of the philosophy employed?
What we argue is that the Resurrection is not the end. If the basis for an end is returning of flesh, then what happened once can be done again; there is no “ending” for this. If the basis is the sustainability of the spirit, since it is a divine order of God, it is not perishable, and there can be no non-existence or death imposed upon it. If the divine spirit can perish, then because God’s order is not separable from the divinity of God himself, we have therefore doubted the omnipotence of Almighty God. “I seek refuge in my God, and I repent to him.”