This is the final episode in a series on N.T. Wright’s The Resurrection of The Son of God.  We look at his historical reasons for believing the Resurrection happened.  He makes use of the Philosophical principles of necessary and sufficient conditions.

In this episode we look N.T. Wright’s Resurrection of the Son of God and his take on the Gospel Resurrection accounts.  Do the discrepancies between the Gospels mean that they’re not historically accurate?  Wright doesn’t believe we need to go that far.

In this episode we continue to look at N.T. Wright’s Resurrection of the Son of God.  In particular we being to look at some select issues with the Resurrection narratives that occur within the Gospels.

We continue the series on N.T. Wright’s the Resurrection of the son of God.  In this episode we look at some accounts outside of the proper resurrection gospel stories and outside of Paul.  We also look at what some Early Church fathers had to say abou...

We continue looking at N.T. Wright’s The Resurrection of The Son of God.  In this episode we discover Paul’s views on the Resurrection, Justification, and his experience of the risen Christ.

What did the Jews think about the afterlife beyond the time the Old Testament was written?  In this episode we continue to look at N.T. Wright’s The Resurrection of the Son of God.  We look at how right is trying to drive home the point that there was ...

In this episode we look at Part 2 on a series about N.T. Wright’s Resurrection of the Son of God.  We look at the views of the afterlife in the Old Testament.  It may come as a surprise that the Old Testament says relatively little about life after dea...

In this episode we look at Part 1 on a series about N.T. Wright’s Resurrection of the Son of God.  It’s considered to one of the best treatments of the Resurrection by Christians.  In particular we start off by looking at what the Greeks and Romans tho...

Who visited the empty tomb of Jesus?  At what time of day did they go?  How many angels or men did they find there?  What was the reaction of those who visited the empty tomb?  What was the reaction of those whom the women told.

In Matthew and Mark it is explicitly stated that both thieves mocked Jesus on the cross, whereas Luke reports that one mocked him and the other asked for his forgiveness.  Are Matthew and Mark correct or is Luke correct?  Can they both be correct?