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Mike asks Twitter: what specific historical evidence for the resurrection would count as "extraordinary"?

Do Extraordinary Claims Require Extraordinary Evidence？ Nah. 00:11:56 – 00:13:29

Mike probes the practical application of the slogan to the resurrection specifically.

Mike carefully worded a question: given we are in the 21st century examining 1st-century events, what evidence should we reasonably expect to find today if Jesus actually rose? He anticipated either reasonable answers that match existing evidence, or unreasonable demands revealing the slogan is being used to dodge evidence.
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Do Extraordinary Claims Require Extraordinary Evidence？ Nah. @ 00:11:56

2019-05-01

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Apologetics Resurrection of Jesus Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence Historical evidence
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