Spiritual resurrection theory refuted by the meaning of the word 'resurrection' in first-century Jewish context — N.T. Wright's scholarship

Mike argues that the concept of 'resurrection' in first-century Judaism had a specific, non-flexible meaning — physical bodily resurrection. There was no Jewish concept of a merely spiritual resurrection. N.T. Wright is cited as having done extensive work demonstrating this. Mike criticizes theological liberals who call themselves Christian while denying the physical resurrection, calling it a 'contortionist' approach to truth.