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Was The Resurrection IMPOSSIBLE? | Bethel McGrew
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5:04Now PlayingBethel McGrew draws on the theory of probability to explain why it is rational to believe in the resurrection of Jesus.
Bethel McGrew is an American freelance writer and cultural critic. She has published in The Spectator, National Review, First Things, Plough, and many other outlets. She also writes at her Substack
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