An animal doesn’t have to have a soul to be resurrected. It is within God’s power to recreate the animal exactly as it existed when it died. Complete with it’s nature and memories.
“An animal doesn’t have to have a soul to be resurrected. It is within God’s power to recreate the animal exactly as it existed when it died. Complete with it’s nature and memories.”
No, it doesn’t HAVE to have a soul, but it would seem to me God would mention it somewhere in the 66 books of Scripture if it was a part of His plan to resurrect dead pets.
God can do perfectly well whatever He wants, of course. But the resurrection of pets sounds pretty far fetched, when we read the prophecies of the resurrection, pets are not mentioned, and again, I think it sort of cheapens things.