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Merely Mortal? David Kleinbard from large-scale shifts to howDespite the perennial hope of life beyond the grave, Flew shows that there are insuperable difficulties in elucidating post mortem survival on a rational basis. He analyses the three ways that philosophers of the past have attempted to get around these difficulties: the 'reconstitutionist way' (miraculous reassembly of our deceased bodies at some future time, such as the Last Judgement); the 'way of the astral body' (a sort of duplicate, undetectable