Some of my posts in recent months have been discussing Tom Schmidt's new book on Josephus and Jesus. What Schmidt addresses in that book...

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

Here's a good article by Caleb Jackson on the subject. The blog the article appears on, Think Christian Theism , has a lot of other goo...

Mike Winger recently posted a video that makes some good points about the historicity of the account of Jesus' burial in Mark's gosp...

Disputes over the historicity of the empty tomb usually focus on the gospel accounts. But there's a lot of evidence outside the gospels ...

It's often suggested that Paul and other early Christians were unaware of, or even contradicted, much of what's said about Jesus in ...

Section 108 of Justin Martyr's Dialogue With Trypho is one of the most significant passages in the patristic literature in the context o...

This is my annual collection of resources for the Easter season. Here are the previous years' posts: 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 20...

Each year, I post a collection of Easter resources. Here are the previous years' posts: 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2...

One of the best arguments for the empty tomb is its corroboration by non-Christian sources (e.g., Matthew 28:11-5). Critics often try to get...

One stock objection to the Resurrection appearances is the claim that these were hallucinatory. Mass hallucinations.  One observation ...

In dealing with the NT Resurrection accounts, atheists take the position that a genuine resurrection is out of the question. That's no...

It's sometimes noted that a few early Christian sources tell us that Jewish opponents of Christianity acknowledged that Jesus' tomb ...