Okay, but let's discuss the name "In the flesh"
Something is "inside the flesh" - Is it placed there after an uprising? Was it there before death? Does it remain in spite of everything?
Is the soul implied - immortal, lonely and all-powerful? If so, it gives us the opportunity to assume that the reason for the resurrection of the dead is exclusively divine. But more about that next time.
Maybe the point is that it doesn't matter which “flesh” - dead or alive - the main thing is what is inside?
Maybe this name is taken because the series tells about what is "inside the flesh" of people - heartlessness mixed with acute sensitivity and a wild cocktail of phobias and fetishes?
Maybe this is due to the prophet? After all, he says that the rebels are angels in the flesh. But is it true? Why is the series simply called “in the flesh” and not “angels in the flesh”? Can we be sure that these are angels? Or everyone must decide for themselves - an angel or a demon.
Maybe this is due to something moral, ethical, philosophical, anatomical, psychological, mythological ... and God knows what. I dont know.
Just help me understand