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Missing body and conspiracy theories both fail to explain facts I, V, and E; conspiracy adds knowingly dying for a lie

Skeptics Respond To The Evidence For The Resurrection of Jesus 00:16:56 – 00:17:57

Systematic refutation of the missing body and conspiracy theories

A missing body collapses into the hallucination problem (independent appearances still need explaining) and doesn't motivate martyrdom. The conspiracy theory makes the situation worse by requiring the apostles to knowingly die for something they knew to be a lie — and they gained nothing from the lie.
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Skeptics Respond To The Evidence For The Resurrection of Jesus @ 00:16:56

2018-03-28

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