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From my X / Twitter “For you” feed this morning - “The stated goal of this gospel is certainty. But the universal human response to the resurrection is perplexity, rejection, and bewilderment.” (Scott Aniol) https://x.com/scottaniol/status/2009279301942673443?s=61

“An Italian sculptor held a personal exhibition of ice blocks entitled: ‘Life is short, enjoy it before it melts …’ “ https://x.com/biancodavinci/status/2008962565825610048?s=46&t=T64e94h2unfHH-VO4i01zA

“Theology 101: ‘We live in a world, in the real world … that is governed by strength, that is governed by force, that is governed by power … These are the iron laws of the world since the beginning of time.’ This kind of thinking doesn’t end well in God’s economy (Dan 11:38-39; Rev 13:4).”...

“• Pray for your enemies • Bless those who curse you • Do good to those who hate you This is how a Christian should response to a world that despises them.” (Trevor Sheatz) https://x.com/trevorsheatz/status/2008586111573012691?s=61 That is not how the crusaders responded to Islam. The...

* Alright. Alright. I admit it. I wasn’t given a choice. Can we move on now? *

Why do Roman sources show even the least bit of interest in Jesus? It’s not for the same reason you do @Riven.

Then the case remains open and there is more investigation to be done, unless you just don’t care. (I don’t think you do.)

The dead don’t come back to life on their own. That leaves supernatural. All possibilities have to be considered. Yes. All possibilities have to be considered and evaluated. See Josephus, Tacitus, Suetonius, and Pliny the Younger. Yes. No to both. See above on the dead coming to life...