Originally posted by FSBlueApocalypse
reply to post by DASFEX
I welcome the links, please, PLEASE provide them if you have them.
I will post the link again
Skeptical Critics to Resurrection
Don't you think its a little biased that you will only accept atheists interpretations and disregard Apologetic sources, as if atheists are eager to post their positive historical opinions on the resurrection of Jesus. Regardless, here is the quote from the skeptical scholar you requested. Instead of one I did three, there are ofcourse more. They are referring to his post death experiences:
1. Norman Perrin, the late NT critic of the University of Chicago:
"The more we study the tradition with regard to the appearances, the firmer the rock begins to appear upon which they are based." This conclusion is virtually indisputable.
Link showing Normann was a skeptic
en.wikipedia.org...
2. Bart Ehraman
"Historians...have no difficulty whatsoever speaking about the belief in Jesus resurrection, since it is a matter of public record. For it is an historical fact that some of Jesus followers came to believe that he had been raised from the dead soon after his execution. But the truth or falsity of that belief is not within the purview of the historinan
Citation
Bart D. Ehram, The New Testament, 3rd ed (Oxford:Oxford University Press, 2004), 16, 294-227
Here is a link to Barts website as you can see a MAJOR skeptic
www.bartdehrman.com...
3. John P Meir
Citing Gerald O'Collins, Meier assets that "although the 'resurrection is a real, bodily event involving the person of Jesus of Nazareth,' the resurrection of Jesus 'is not an event in space and time and hence should not be called historical,' since 'we should require an historical occurrence to be something significant that is known to have happened in our space-time continuum"
Citation
John P. Meier, A Marginal Jew vol.1: The Roots of the Problem and the Person (New Yorkoubleday, 1991)
As you can see he admits that the historical Jesus lived and was believed to have been raised from the dead. Here is a link to his wikipedia page. As you can tell he presupposes that Miracles might not be be possible
en.wikipedia.org...
I would now expect in the spirit of logical consistency that you would show me Apologetic Christian scholar who do not believe in the resurrection. FSBlueApocalypse Lets see if you can apply your skeptism to your own belief systemem
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