Mike Jones and Dr Nick say I accidentally conceded the resurrection. I didn’t, and I can show you where they went wrong.

I also fact-checked the PhD psychologist’s own book. The numbers he used to correct me don’t say what he claims, and some of his own statements back up my argument. Then I get to the main event: burial, gospel reliability, and the one question the whole resurrection case depends on.

Did I concede? Watch and decide.

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When I said someone should make a six-hour video on the external evidence for who wrote the Gospels, Faith Because of Reason took me up on it... to the second. Dave lines up 17 ancient “witnesses” he says knew the names of the Gospel authors.

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Cliffe Knechtle says the evidence for Jesus makes Christianity uniquely credible, but one persistent student isn’t convinced. Let’s put Cliffe’s strongest arguments to the test and see whether he ever really answers the question: Why Christianity?

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