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Javier Martínez-Pinna: «El mal, la enfermedad, la muerte, no tienen la última palabra»
Historian Javier Martínez-Pinna argues that the Christian response to death is the resurrection of the whole person rather than a life of shadows or reincarnation. In his book, La muerte no es el fin (Almuzara), Martínez-Pinna explores the human search for an afterlife and suggests that human actions in this world will continue in another reality.
In an interview with Religión en Libertad, Martínez-Pinna distinguishes between signs and proofs regarding the afterlife. He warns against certainties sold to those seeking comfort and maintains that hope does not erase a person's history.
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Religión en Libertad · Luis Javier Moxó Soto
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