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Purgatory: the logic of total transformation

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Introduction Chapter 1: A Short History of Purgatory Chapter 2: Protestant Objections and Alternatives to Purgatory Chapter 3: Models of Purgatory Chapter 4: Personal Identity, Time, and Purgatory Chapter 5: Purgatory and Theories of a Chapter 6: C.S. Lewis and the Prospect of Mere Purgatory Conclusion: Looking Forward by Looking Back

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Introduction Chapter 1: A Short History of Purgatory Chapter 2: Protestant Objections and Alternatives to Purgatory Chapter 3: Models of Purgatory Chapter 4: Personal Identity, Time, and Purgatory Chapter 5: Purgatory and Theories of a Chapter 6: C.S. Lewis and the Prospect of Mere Purgatory Conclusion: Looking Forward by Looking Back

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Introduction Chapter 1: A Short History of Purgatory Chapter 2: Protestant Objections and Alternatives to Purgatory Chapter 3: Models of Purgatory Chapter 4: Personal Identity, Time, and Purgatory Chapter 5: Purgatory and Theories of a Chapter 6: C.S. Lewis and the Prospect of Mere Purgatory Conclusion: Looking Forward by Looking Back

Key concepts: Purgatory, Protestantism, Philosophy, Theology

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