The Historical Question GODISNOWHERE History. Primary sources. Skeptical scholarship. Five hundred witnesses. Judge the evidence before it judges you. Examine the Historical Case
The Resurrection - Historical Examination
HERE · I The Historical Case for the Resurrection “The evidence for the resurrection is better than for claimed miracles in any other religion. It’s outstandingly different in quality and quantity.” - Antony Flew, former atheist philosopher and current saint NOW the evidence belongs to you. Read the Historical Case →
The Garden Tomb · Jerusalem
HERE · 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? HERE · Historical Context · I The History of Crucifixion Before the Resurrection can be evaluated, one foundational fact must be established: crucifixion was real, Roman, methodically documented, and reliably fatal. Five independent ancient sources confirm it. Every alternative theory begins by minimizing this. The history does not permit it. HERE · Historical Context · II One of These Doesn't Belong Every civilization has produced messiahs. When all the balls appear red, a child can still find the different one, if they're allowed to look. A comparative history of messianic claimants: Theudas, Bar Kokhba, Sabbatai Zevi, and why one entry in the catalog breaks the pattern.
The Identity of the Logos
The Word: In the Beginning Was the Logos Information requires an informer. The Resurrection identifies the Logos with a person. The historical and philosophical cases converge at the same address. HERE · V · Read the Argument →

"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

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