Penelhum claims that someone who accepts the doctrine of disembodied survival will naturally incline toward the view that bodily continuity is the one necessary and sufficient condition of personal identity.

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Penelhum actually argues against this view, suggesting that those who accept the doctrine of disembodied survival are more likely to see bodily continuity as neither necessary nor sufficient for personal identity, focusing instead on psychological continuity or the soul's survival.

Penelhum Claims That Someone Who Accepts the Doctrine of Disembodied