5. The Resurrection of Jesus (A Miracle?)
April 2, 2016
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In this section, we look at the biggest objection to the resurrection, which is that miracles should be the least probable explanation regardless of the evidence. We will show that is nothing more than circular reasoning.
Sources:
N. T. Wright - The Resurrection of the Son of God
Mike Licona - The Resurrection of Jesus
Gary Habermas and Mike Licona - The Case for the Resurrection of Jesus
JP Holding - Defending the Resurrection
Antony Flew and Gary Habermas - Did the Resurrection Happen?
E.P. Sanders - Jesus and Judaism
E.P. Sanders - The Historical Figure of Jesus
Richard Bauckham - Jesus and the Eyewitnesses
J Warner Wallace - Cold Case Christianity
David A. deSilva - Honor, Patronage, Kinship, & Purity
Richard Bauckham - Gospel Women
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