Schopenhauer. Death becomes a mere change in the state of consciousness. You go from human consciousness to dirt consciousness for example and vice versa. This is simplifying it a bit. Thus, resurrection is possible.

Similarly, Nietzsche had the eternal recurrence, where a simulicrum of the world would recur over long periods of time, think brahma cycles. Identical physical states, but not identical because they happen elsewhere in time and space. Hence, simulicrum. Thus, theoretically, when you die, and assuming you have no consciousness after, the cycle would pass in a instance to you and you'd be immediately reborn.