"Immortality" in the Jewish and Christian scriptures

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A) In Judaism, the concept of an afterlife is not clearly defined, and there are different interpretations. Some believe in a diminished life style after death, while others believe in a more concrete resurrection. In Christianity, immortality refers to eternal life in heaven, which is a glorified state of existence.
B) In both Judaism and Christianity, the idea of leaving a legacy through one's children is emphasized. This is seen as a way of achieving a type of immortality, as one's influence and impact can continue through the generations.
C) Immortality is often associated with divine beings, such as God or angels. However, in Christianity, believers are promised immortality through their faith in Jesus Christ.
D) In Christianity, it is believed that immortality is given to all believers in Jesus Christ, but this is not reserved for certain individuals or groups. In Judaism, there is a belief in the concept of the "righteous" who are given access to the afterlife.
Therefore, all of these options are correct.

"Immortality" in the Jewish and Christian Scriptures