text: First Corinthians 15:35 to 50 should have established what we believe about 'the ressurection of the body.' The human body is made up of the elements of the earth, and to earth it shall return, or to fire, or to water. The remains will be eaten by worms, or fish, or birds, or mixed with the soil. The worms, the birds and the fish will be eaten by other creatures, etc. What about the organs that are donated ? Or the parts that were separated during life. The literal understanding of a permanent linking of the physical body to the immortal human soul/spirit is denied by actual facts. During life, body cells are constantly changed. To say that "God will bring together the exact scattered remains of a person" is a mechanistic image of the Divinity. Doctrine should be simple, clear, and consonant with human reality. In heaven we "shall be like the angels (Luke 21:36)," and "we shall be like {God}" (1 John 3:2). Praise God!