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    Resurrection Day

    - Q: Well so what if the outside world is laughing at Good Friday just so long as Catholics believe in it? A: Irrational portrayals of Easter week contribute not just to the mockery of Catholics, but of all Christians the world over; and worse: the losing of people's souls in hell; here's why...
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    The Nature Of Christ's Resurrection

    - It was essential that Christ's crucified remains be returned to life or his prediction in the passage below would been easily proven false. ● John 2:19-21 . . Jesus answered them: Destroy this temple, and I will raise it again in three days. The Jews replied: It has taken forty-six years to...
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    The Nature Of Christ's Resurrection

    - Q: Jesus Christ is reputed to be the first-fruits from the dead (1Cor 15:20). How is that true when so many other people were resurrected before him? A: Christ is the first to come back from death with immortality. ● Acts 13:34 . . He raised him from the dead never to return to corruption ●...
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    Resurrection Day

    - With a little creative finagling it's possible to produce three days with the Good Friday model by counting all day Saturday as one of the three days Christ predicted at John 2:19, and then counting Friday afternoon and Sunday morning as two days; thus adding up to three. Sensible people...
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    Resurrection Day

    - Watch as I deliberately revise the Lord's statement. "Are there not twelve hours of daylight in a day? If one walks during the daylight hours of the day, he does not stumble" Here's a similar revision: "Are there not twelve hours of daylight? If one walks during daylight, he does not...
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    Resurrection Day

    - According to Gen 1:4-5 and Gen 1:14-18, day is when the sun is up, and night is when the sun is down. According to Jesus Christ's statements, "day" was limited to twelve hours of sunshine, not twenty-four hours of sunshine and darkness combined. ● John 11:9 . . Jesus answered: are there not...
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    Resurrection Day

    - ● Jonah 1:17 . .The Lord appointed a great fish to swallow Jonah, and Jonah was in the stomach of the fish three days and three nights. ● Matt 12:40 . . As Jonah was three days and three nights in the belly of a huge fish, so the Son of Man will be three days and three nights in the heart of...
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    Resurrection Day

    - Your explanation fails to account for all three of the nights that the Lord predicted at Matt 12:40 /
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    Resurrection Day

    - A very popular theory alleges that Christ's crucified body was restored to life sometime between sunset Saturday afternoon and sunrise Sunday morning. However; according to the passages listed below; Christ's crucified body was restored to life on the third day rather than during the third...
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    Crucifixion Day

    - A very popular theory alleges that Christ's crucified body was restored to life sometime between sunset Saturday afternoon and sunrise Sunday morning. However; according to the passages listed below; Christ's crucified body was restored to life on the third day rather than during the third...
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    Why is Christianity so focused on Sin?

    - Were there no sin, there would be no Christianity, i.e. it is because of sin that Christianity exists at all just as it is because of crime that prisons exist at all. Christianity is often viewed as a code of moral conduct to live by. But at the heart of Christianity is a criminal justice...
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    Crucifixion Day

    - If the night preceding Sunday morning was Sunday night, it logically follows that the night preceding Saturday morning was Saturday night, and the night preceding Friday morning was Friday night. That chronology leaves you missing one of the three nights that the Lord predicted at Matt 12:40...
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    Crucifixion Day

    - I asked you that if days begin at sundown, then when do nights begin? Your reply made no sense. If the first of Christ's three nights as per Matt 12:40 was Friday night; then it logically follows that Saturday night was the second night. Where do you place the Lord's third night in your...
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    Crucifixion Day

    - Christ limited his days to twelve hours. I should think most people would have very little trouble deducing from that information that his days began at sunrise because this world's light is provided by the sun. ● John 11:9-10 . . Jesus answered: are there not twelve hours in the day? A man...
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    Crucifixion Day

    - According to John 11:9-10, Christ's days began at sunrise. /
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    Crucifixion Day

    - ● Matt 12:40 . . As Jonah was three days and three nights in the belly of a huge fish, so the Son of Man will be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth. Most children know the difference between day and night, especially those afraid of the dark. That's more than can be said...
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    Crucifixion Day

    - E = mc2 E = energy m = mass c = the speed of light in a vacuum Try explaining Einstein's formula to a child and that will give an idea of just how difficult it would be to explain to a child some of the theories polluting this topic. If supposed adults can't even understand something as...
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    Crucifixion Day

    - kepha31's explanation in post #12 is unacceptable because it fails to produce a third night as per Christ's prediction in Matt 12:40 FYI: We can't go by 24-hour calendar days because Jesus limited his days to twelve hours (John 11:9-10). Ergo: according to Jesus, his day is when the sun is...
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    Crucifixion Day

    - See post #5 /
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    Crucifixion Day

    - See post #4 /