Apostles were willing to die repeatedly for the resurrection—this demonstrates sincerity without needing proof they were offered a final recantation option

Paulogia argued that the apostles-dying-for-the-resurrection argument fails because we cannot prove they were given a chance to recant at the moment of death. Winger dismisses this as missing the point: the apostles repeatedly placed their lives at risk over time because they genuinely believed in the resurrection. A final recantation moment is irrelevant to the cumulative evidence of sincere belief.