I've written before about agreements among the gospels concerning some language Jesus used in the Easter context . In a post last year ,...

I've argued elsewhere that the empty tomb was affirmed not just by the early Christians, but also by both their early Jewish opponents ...

I mentioned the resurrection appearance to Paul in my last post , citing 1 Corinthians 15:8. It's noteworthy that Paul only refers to on...

Much is made of alleged inconsistencies among the New Testament resurrection accounts. Their common ground is often underestimated. One thi...

We should argue for Jesus' resurrection by appealing to multiple lines of evidence, including the general credibility of the sources. On...

It's common for critics of the resurrection to argue against it by means of other alleged miracles, such as Marian apparitions. The argu...

Don't stop at 1 Corinthians 15 when you're reading that chapter or discussing it in the context of the Easter season or whatever oth...

I've sometimes come across people who argue that the early corroboration of the empty tomb by non-Christian sources doesn't have mu...

An Easter issue I've changed my mind about is whether Jude was an apostle in the fullest sense of the term, meaning that he had seen the...

The resurrection appearance to James (1 Corinthians 15:7) doesn't get nearly as much attention as it should. That's probably largely...

For an overview of which evidence for Jesus' resurrection to focus on most, see my post here . Steve Hays wrote a lengthier post on how ...

I've written about my overall view of the Zeitoun case elsewhere, such as here and here . What I want to do in this post is expand upon...

"The love of God and the love of the world are like the scales of a balance: as one falls the other rises. When our natural inclination...

It's popular to apply the passage to something like a situation in which a man refuses to look for a job and wants to live off of govern...