Who Moved the Stone? - Examines the Evidence of the Resurrection

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In Mark's version of the story, when the women arrived shortly thereafter, they found a young man, who told them, "He goeth before you into Galilee. He was a founder member of the Islamic Propagation Centre International (IPCI), Durban, and its President. Dodoma, Tanganyika [now Tanzania]: Central Tanganyika Press, 1930); Den Tomme Grav (Copenhagen: Hasselbach, 1931); Le Tombeau Vide (Paris: Editions Contemporaines, 1932); Wer Wältze den Stein? In 1916 he enlisted in the Royal Flying Corps serving as an instructor in aerial bombing as well as working in the general administration of the Air Ministry's Directorate of Intelligence (also known as MI7).

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It is understood that Ross attended the Grammar School of King Edward VI in Stratford-upon-Avon, England.Those two things shed much light on the events surrounding the resurrection, giving me access to an insight I would never be able to have on my own without several history and cultural lessons! Probably having the resurrected, immortalized body, or the spirit of man in mind, a poet said: “STONE WALLS DO NOT A PRISON MAKE, NOR IRON BARS A CAGE”. After confessing that this Joseph “might himself have removed it for private reasons to another place, is one which seems to carry considerable weight” (italics mine), he hurriedly disposes this hypothesis on the flimsiest ground. But --if it be admitted-- then it does mean that his life and teaching has to become the central starting point for our understanding of ourselves and our world.

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In Chesterton's review, he remarked that he picked the book up "under the impression that it was a detective story" and found that the case for the resurrection was "treated in such a logical and even legal manner.This is when it took a drastic turn: the illegal extraction of a “confession” from the prisoner himself through the direct questioning by the court.

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According to this theory, the women were so distraught that, in the dimness of early morning, they went to the wrong tomb.Indeed, he lists the illegalities thusly: “It was illegal, for example, for the temple guard, acting officially as the instrument of the high priest, to effect the arrest. There was little else they could do—with the tomb empty, a strong impression on their part that something super natural had occurred, and a growing number (including priests) embracing the truth of the resurrection. But, God has given us people like Greenleaf, McDowell, Strobel, and Morrison who didn’t just doubt but stood strongly against and actively sought to disprove the Gospel story of the resurrection of our Lord.

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Richard Swinburne, who recently examined the case for the Resurrection from the scientific, rationalist position, reached the conclusion that "the detailed historical evidence" is "so strong" that, "despite the fact that such a resurrection would have been a violation of natural laws, the balance of probability is in favour of the resurrection. The message claims that within two months all life on earth will perish from the same cosmic wave radiation that has ruined Nerina's planet. This explanation is included and examined "for the sake of completeness," but it's the least likely in view of the injuries he had sustained. It was illegal, after the testimony of the witnesses had broken down, for the judges to cross-examine the Prisoner. Nevertheless, something changed in his investigation, and this kind of book became the book that “refused” to be written.

There is none of that swift and decisive grappling with a dangerous situation that we might have expected from men occupying the seat of power.