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The Disciple of Three. An old-looking disciple who fights with special ring weapons, known as chakrams. Despite his appearance, he has a whimsical air about him and boasts a seemingly insatiable sexual desire. It is said that his pride and joy is the longest of all the disciples and he's fine so long as there's a hole nearby.
The Disciple of Four. A well-muscled disciple who fights with his fists. He is well-mannered and a perfect gentleman around women and appears to be the most normal of the disciples. However, he is an extreme masochist who perceives any torment or adversity as a reward. He's tried to conceal his masochistic tendencies, but everyone is well aware of his true colors.
The most ardent skeptic must ignore a mountain of resources in order to claim that the Gospel traditions were based upon non-eyewitness testimony. It is suspected that if the resurrection/ascension stories did not include miraculous elements that no serious scholar would ever deny their authenticity. Even still, there is a realm of agreement with serious scholars on the life of Christ including a minimal agreement in that some mysterious action occurred on the first Easter Sunday.
Should the ascension of Christ be viewed as a necessary event based on a true historical event or should the event be viewed as an ecclesiastical invention? This paper has argued for the evangelical view in that the ascension was a real event and not the product of myth or legend. It has been shown that the evidences provided for the ascension of Christ is associated with the defenses provided for the resurrection of Christ. Internal and external evidences suggest that the New Testament record is authentic and trustworthy. Due to multiple documents suggesting that Jesus resurrected and ascended verifies, at the least, that a commonly known event was presupposed. The paper also presented theological and eschatological doctrines from several biblical passages that demonstrate the necessity of an ascension event. If the ascension of Christ did not take place, the passages listed in this paper would hold little or, as in some cases, no applicable value. Since the church was built upon a spectacular event in the resurrection of Christ, it should not be a huge surprise that an ascension event would follow. The details of the ascension will most certainly be debated. Did Jesus enter a different dimension? Was a three-tiered cosmology implied as suggested by liberal theologians? These questions deserve further research. However, whatever happened with the ascension can be debated because the ascension was a necessarily true event.
At the center of Christianity is found a miracle; not just any miracle, but the miracle of all miracles. This miracle is the resurrection of Jesus Christ. This doctrine is unique and sets Christianity apart from every other religion and worldview. If true, this one event changes the dynamic of every aspect of life. If true, this one event brings hope to a despairing world. But what is the resurrection? Why is it essential? Most importantly, are there reasons for believing that it is true? This article will seek to present some basic information on the resurrection of Jesus Christ
It is possible for individuals to die for something they believe in and be wrong. However, it is much more difficult for individuals to die for something they know to be true or false. All except one disciple (John) died gruesome deaths. Not a one of them denied the resurrection of Christ as a historical event. If there was some form of conspiracy, all one would have done is told the scheme to the authorities and Christianity would have been over. Tell the authorities where the body was located. It could be exposed. Christianity would be dead. However, not only did this not occur, the message of the gospel first spread in the land where Jesus had been crucified and buried. That is even more difficult to explain unless it is true.
For one who claims that dead people simply do not come back to life, then what do you do with the numerous cases of near-death experiences (NDEs) where individuals, some who are badly injured and/or diseased, come back to life? Just a few days ago from the writing of this article, Fox 8 out of Cleveland, Ohio reported the story of Brian Miller. Miller had suffered from a heart condition which left him dead for 45-minutes. Miller experienced a NDE and came back with no brain damage (check out -shares-near-death-experience-i-started-walking-toward-the-light/ for more information). Granted, there is a difference between resuscitation and a resurrection. Nonetheless, the naturalist is in trouble if one uses a Humean attack in claiming that dead people do not come back to life. Apparently, they do.
In apologetics, two methods are used: positive apologetics and polemics (or negative apologetics). Positive apologetics seeks to show the reasons why a person should believe in Christianity, whereas polemics seeks to show how other alternatives or worldviews are false. The first four articles in this series have employed the use of positive apologetics when concerning the resurrection of Jesus Christ. However, this fifth article will use polemics to defend the resurrection against the false alternatives that have been posited by critics of the faith. Let us now examine the negative evidence, or seeking to disprove the false alternatives, of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Before we do so, let us consider some points that most, if not all, reputable New Testament scholars (liberal and evangelical) accept as valid.
Although some would deny the validity of the empty tomb, most reputable scholars would concede the existence of the empty tomb. By empty tomb, we are referring to the fact that the disciples found the tomb of Jesus empty on Easter Sunday morning. As N.T. Wright writes,
With these historical criteria in place, it must be explained what took place on Easter Sunday morning. Something happened that transformed the early Christians. If the resurrection is not accepted, then something must explain the transformation. But what? Let us now examine these alternatives. Hopefully, the reader will find that the only alternative that works is that which the early church has confessed all along: that Jesus of Nazareth literally resurrected from the dead on Easter Sunday morning.
In reality, with the tortures that Jesus endured, it would be more miraculous if He had His skin shredded, nailed through His hands and feet, endured the cross for six hours, somehow managed to trick the Roman soldiers into thinking He was dead, was pierced through the heart with a spear, lay in a cold, damp, tomb for three days with no food and drink, got out of the tightly wound linen wrappings which would have included having the orifices of the body stuffed, rolled a two-ton boulder from the inside of a tomb, and walked up to the disciples proclaiming that He had risen. For those things to have occurred naturally, this would be a greater miracle than for God to have raised Jesus from the dead. The Swoon Theory itself swoons from the lack of lack of logic and an uber-dependency upon naturalism.
First, hallucinations are internal experiences. Distressed individuals could potentially see hallucinations especially if they suffer from mental disorders such as schizophrenia. The disciples do not hold the characteristics of individuals suffering from such disorders. In addition, remember in our last article that we discussed that at least 500 people saw the risen Lord Jesus at one time. The number could go up to around 3,000 if only men were listed which seems to be the case. Hallucinations are not shared by multiple people. Hallucinations are individual experiences.
Finally, the Hallucination Theory does not answer the multiple appearances to the disciples and the transformation that took place within them. Those who are grieving loved ones and claim to see their loved ones afterwards do not proclaim that the loved one had been raised from the dead. The Hallucination Theory is itself proves to be a hallucination to the naturalist. Next, let us look at a theory that seeks to do away with all the historical factors mentioned earlier in our article.
Second, the Mythology Theory fails in thinking that the disciples expected the Messiah to rise from the dead. This is just not so. Although prophecies did exist that the Messiah would rise from the dead, those prophecies were not explicit. Jews of the first century expected a Messiah who would raise up a military revolt against Rome not a Divine Messiah preaching peace and forgiveness.
First, the theory negates the historicity of the empty tomb. Joseph of Arimathea was a historical character. Joseph of Arimathea is described as a member of the Sanhedrin. When the Gospel of Mark and Matthew were written, it is very likely that Joseph and many members of the Sanhedrin were still alive. Many who knew these facts could verify the historicity of Joseph of Arimathea. Therefore, if Joseph of Arimathea were not a real person, then the story of Christianity would have become unbelievable from the beginning. The empty tomb can be attributed to association with the historicity of Joseph of Arimathea. Quite frankly, the story of the empty tomb holds due to the embarrassment of the story. Consider this; the disciples were not able to give Jesus a proper burial. The only one who was able to do so was Joseph of Arimathea, a member of the very Sanhedrin that condemned Jesus in the first place.
Second, the theory does not fit the character of Jesus. Jesus had extremely high standards. Would the disciples continue to appreciate the teachings of Jesus if He had in fact approved of treachery and deception? The theory just does not fit.
Hence, psychologically we find that Christianity is built upon a historical event that transformed the lives of the Christians: the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The resurrection was not a hallucination. It was not a cleverly devised plan. It was a historical fact. You too can be transformed by the amazing power of the resurrection. Will you allow the Risen Jesus to have access to your life today by entering into a relationship with Him? The resurrection still brings power to those who are willing to embrace this historical fact even after 2,000 years. 2b1af7f3a8