Resurrection is not healing. It is not a high degree of healing. It is not even like healing. The Bible says that when we are resurrected, we will be changed, not healed. Thus it would be wrong to compare healing to resurrection, or to say that healing is completed at the resurrection, because healing does not happen at all at the resurrection. If any healing is going to happen, it must happen NOW, or this benefit from the atonement will remain unfulfilled even at the resurrection. But it is promised to faith, and that is the problem. The trouble has nothing to do with eschatology, but faith. When there is no faith, people will look for an excuse. Behold the theology of unbelief! Look how degrading it is to live this way. You see two seasoned theologians resorting to a basic categorical error so ridiculously obvious that it is laughable and distressing at the same time. If they are so STUPID, is there hope for others? Of course. Any ordinary person who will read the Book with faith will see the truth: healing is for this life, and it is received by faith.