The doctrine of the Resurrection is applied to both ____.

• A. believers and unbelievers
• B. angels and humans
• C. the righteous and the wicked
• D. the living and the dead

Answer: (A)

The Resurrection is understood as a universal event that includes all people, not just one subset. In this teaching, everyone who has lived—whether they believed in Christ or not—will be raised to face judgment and receive their eternal destiny. That makes believers and unbelievers the clearest way to describe who is included in the resurrection: it spans faith status, showing that the outcome after the resurrection depends on one's relationship with Christ. The living and the dead highlights timing rather than scope, and the righteous and the wicked reflect moral categories, which is why the believers and unbelievers pairing best captures how this doctrine is applied in this context.