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The Fact of the Resurrection and the Faith of Historians
Ehrman, Crossley and the Resurrection
Recently I’ve been reading some material on the resurrection of Jesus by two biblical scholars, James Crossley and Bart Ehrman.[i] Both are sceptics and make many similar points in their attempts to argue that there are no good grounds for belief in the resurrection.
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Posted in Christian Theology, Historical Jesus
Tagged "Leap of Faith" (Not), Christianity and Science, ECREE, Evidence, History, Jesus. Evidence for the Resurrection, Miracles, The Bible Tells Me So!
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Six Poor Reasons for Rejecting the Miraculous
Christian theology affirms a number of miracles, most importantly the atonement, the resurrection, the incarnation and the virgin birth. The secular mind dismisses these as tall-tales and myths produced by superstitious, pre-modern minds. However, it seems to us that the modern prejudice against miracles is not very rational.
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Posted in Quick Thoughts
Tagged Christianity and Science, ECREE, God and Science, Miracles, Myths of Secularism, The Bible Tells Me So!
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