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Resurrection from All that was wrong into right: the cosmic healing. The worst thing is not the last thing. (All of us have something to worry about...if Christ has not been raised, all is for nothing)


The coherence of scripture:

The resurrection was god's plan all along! Richard Bauckham- Jesus and the Eyewitness: reviewed to be Theocratic principles, hindsight, and confirmation of tradition and thought.


The embarrassment principle:

If I were to write my own gospel, anything that feels inconvenient to the author, as well as discrediting, makes it more authentic. Restraint and mystery is not how legends grow, but this is Jesus's story?


The early eyewitnesses:

The disciples experiencing the risen Jesus. Beaten and martyred for belief. Dying for something that is handed down to you Vs dying for eyewitnesses. Liars make poor martyrs. Reviewed to be: Occam's razor, 

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