Are there contradictions in the 4 gospels concerning the resurrection of Christ?

[Mancunian]

Thanks. I’m not surprised. I have a thread on the generic issue.

Do you like irony?

I love it, I have to because I'm on this planet.

 

[Matthias]

Thanks for the links. I suppose I can just read his own words there just the same.

Mancunian, as told by @Mancunian.

 

[Matthias]

I love it, I have to because I'm on this planet.

Then you will love my position on what you’re looking for.

 

[Mancunian]

Then you will love my position on what you’re looking for.

And what's your position?

 

[Matthias]

And what's your position?

My position - against Christian opposition - is that you should have / be given what you are looking for here.

 

[marks]

I was hoping for something more.

What did you have in mind?

 

[Mancunian]

What did you have in mind?

If I knew that, I wouldn't be hoping for it, I'd already know it or have already seen it.

I was hoping for something different I suppose, something new. I'm probably more convinced about my views on Christiansity now than I was before.

 

[marks]

If I knew that, I wouldn't be hoping for it, I'd already know it or have already seen it.

Fair enough.

I was hoping for something different I suppose, something new. I'm probably more convinced about my views on Christiansity now than I was before.

You're thinking is that while there may be some creative force behind what we see, this force, while not a "personal God", might still be able to impart a certain "order" to the creation.

And that Christianity doesn't have anything to distinguish it as the unique repository of truth.

Do I understand correctly?

 

[Mancunian]

Fair enough.

You're thinking is that while there may be some creative force behind what we see, this force, while not a "personal God", might still be able to impart a certain "order" to the creation.

And that Christianity doesn't have anything to distinguish it as the unique repository of truth.

Do I understand correctly?

In a nutshell yes.

 

[Sel@h]

Jesus Christ came personally, though. His sacrifice was personal.

 

[KUWN]

In a nutshell yes.

Have you had any formal training in Apologetics? They demonstrate the Bible is true by the presence of fulfilled prophecy. For example, there were 109 prophecies related to the first coming of Christ. He fulfilled all 109. There is no human explanation for such a demonstration. This is why we don't have to take Christianity by faith, the evidence is equally as valid. Read GJohn 10.37, 38.