Each quark of a person maintains its individuality. Examples of this are rife as demonstrated in various preternatural experiences

The reasonable caracter of faith is what one searches when giving arguments for the resurrection.

I never know what any particular Christian means by “faith” unless he or she tells me specifically.

but then where would be the fun in proving something that needs no proof?

I don’t pursue truth in order to have fun. It usually is a pleasant activity, but that isn’t why I do it.

Remember when we were children and our parents told us things that seemed like nonsense?

When I grew up, I learned that some of it actually was nonsense.

Why can't he raise us from the dead in his time?

You’re changing the subject. I don’t deny that if he is real, he can do anything he wants to do at any time he chooses to do it.

The reasonable caracter of faith is what one searches when giving arguments for the resurrection. Science will never be able to prove this article of faith. Save maybe after it happens but then where would be the fun in proving something that needs no proof? We try as Catholics to awaken a desire within the human heart concerning their relationship with their creator. The intelligence participates in this act but still needs faith. God wants us to be like children, to believe he can do this. Whats weirder than 'spooky action at a distance', is that he wants to do it with us as in the case of Ezekiel. That is the weirder part even if it will be through Christ we will all participate in this resurrection (belief) Remember when we were children and our parents told us things that seemed like nonsense? Or that we did not believe they could do? God is more amazing than all the wonders of this world. Why can't he raise us from the dead in his time? (Why do we want him to would be another question. But that he can seems something to contemplate throughout our lifetime and should make us wonder not make us 'know'.)

you could say I draw my knowledge/beliefs from several different wells.

So do we all.

Well, I'm Catholic, so ... you could say I draw my knowledge/beliefs from several different wells.

Hello Good Fellow, I am the author of this particular piece. You might be interested in the followup I wrote for SN a year later, sexily entitled "How can Victims of Cannibalism Be Raised from the Dead"? That deals with a similar issue (though here the components of the deceased's body are being directly consumed by other human beings).