The Resurrection: What the Evidence Actually Says
A clear-eyed look at the empty tomb, the earliest creed, and the men who died for what they saw. The alternative theories, weighed honestly, and what is at stake if the evidence is right.
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A clear-eyed look at the empty tomb, the earliest creed, and the men who died for what they saw. The alternative theories, weighed honestly, and what is at stake if the evidence is right.
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