2023-04-04T08:55:00
If Jesus miraculously came back to life, it is undisputable evidence for the existence of an all-powerful God, says Grant Bartley. Here’s why he thinks it really did happen
People aren’t resurrected, are they? That’s absurd. It would go against all the laws of nature.
It is true that if God does not exist, then resurrection is impossible by purely natural standards (especially the laws of thermodynamics). But let’s turn this argument around. Let’s say that if there is resurrection, there is a God.
So, do we have good evidence for resurrection of Jesus Christ?
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