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Conspiracy theory: the disciples deliberately stole or fabricated the empty tomb story

Skeptics Respond To The Evidence For The Resurrection of Jesus 00:11:16 – 00:11:46

Seventh alternate theory — described as the oldest, going back to first-century opponents of Christianity

Mike notes that this theory is addressed within the New Testament itself, where Gospel writers directly refute the accusation that the disciples stole the body. He says this shows the theory is ancient and was being combated from the very beginning of the movement.
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Skeptics Respond To The Evidence For The Resurrection of Jesus @ 00:11:16

2018-03-28

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