Core pattern across all skeptics: a priori rejection of the resurrection regardless of evidence — Mike calls this blind faith

Mike identifies the unifying feature of Hume, Ehrman, Carrier, Barker, Dillahunty, and Harris: none of them engage the evidence on its merits. All adopt a prior commitment that the resurrection cannot be true and build their argumentation around that commitment. Mike calls this 'methodological naturalism as a faith position' and encourages viewers to notice the pattern when they encounter these arguments.