The Gate · The Historical Question GODISNOWHERE Not a faith claim appended to the science. A historical question with primary sources, skeptical scholarship, and five hundred named witnesses. Examine it on its own terms. Examine the Historical Case
The Resurrection — Historical Examination GATE · I The Historical Case for the Resurrection Twelve minimal facts accepted by even skeptical scholars. One empty tomb. Five hundred named witnesses. The same standard of evidence applied to Julius Caesar. Why does that standard stop being applied here? Read the Historical Case →
GATE · II Belief & History What would it take for historical evidence to be sufficient? Why do the same standards applied to Caesar, Socrates, and Tacitus not apply to the Resurrection accounts?

"The present moment is the only ground you actually stand on. The Resurrection is not a philosophical debate. It is a historical question and now history is confronting you."

— Daniel K. Hedrick

The historical case has been made. The evidence precedes it.

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