Sentence examples for concept of immortality from inspiring English sources

There is nothing wrong with the concept of immortality.

Not all transhumanists agree with the concept of immortality.

While the concept of immortality feels as though it's verging on science fiction, Xing insists this resistance is misled.

For Spanto, the concept of immortality, or at least legacy, is of greater significance as he faces the greatest challenge to his already precarious lifestyle.

The concepts of immortality and resurrection had become so well established that in the Eighteen Benedictions (recited daily in synagogues and homes) God was repeatedly addressed as "the One who resurrects the dead".

It is a great gift that may someday eradicate disease and possibly lead us toward the concept of human immortality.

Medieval philosophers, for example, sought an accommodation between the doctrine of the resurrection of the body and the concept of the immortality of the soul.

The early Christian philosophers adopted the Greek concept of the soul's immortality and thought of the soul as being created by God and infused into the body at conception.

In this work Feuerbach attacked the concept of personal immortality and proposed a type of immortality by which human qualities are reabsorbed into nature.

Much modern philosophical analysis of the concept of mind is inhospitable to the idea of immortality, for it equates mental life with the functioning of the physical brain (see mind, philosophy of).

Alchemy, meaning "from Egypt," is the study of several main concepts, including unification of opposition and the pursuit of immortality or everlasting life.