Liberal Christian scholars have compromised with modern skepticism by disregarding the historical facts confirming Christ’s resurrection. They frame the resurrection story as a myth conveying a spiritual message of hope. They claim there are two Christ’s, the…
In our last post, we began looking at how liberal Christian scholars have tried to appease modern skeptics by disregarding the historical facts confirming Christ’s resurrection. They insist the story is somehow “true” but not to…
Our last two posts have been devoted to the world’s rejection of Christ’s resurrection and how the history of Christianity confirms the veracity of the resurrection. Despite the fact that belief in the resurrection rests on…
In our last post we considered the world’s rejection of Christ’s resurrection. Historically, there are three basic ideas that skeptics have used to try and explain away the resurrection: 1) Jesus really didn’t die, the disciples…
The resurrection of Jesus is something the world finds difficult if not impossible to believe. Nonetheless, the historical reality of Christ’s bodily resurrection is central to Christianity. As Paul says, if Christ did not rise our faith…
This coming Lord’s Day is “Palm Sunday.” It’s the day we commemorate the Lord’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem. This marked the beginning of the Passion week, the series of events Jesus described as the hour of His…