Jesus Christ’s Resurrection, the Best-Documented Event of Ancient History, Is True for All Time . ... there is no trace of his appearing to his disciples or followers after he died.

Additionally, the apostles’ willingness to die for their claims has tremendous evidentiary value—and confirms the truth of the resurrection. No one will die for something contrived or false.

The Very Rev. Fr. Milad Selim asks, "What are we willing to suffer for Christ? What price are we willing to pay for His endless love?" ...

Duncan captures the realism of the narrative. The disciples are fishermen, after all. Every one of those fish is money in the pocket. So of course they count them. God’s revolution has begun.

A. Christ was not visible to all nor at all times during the forty days He remained on earth after His resurrection. We know that He appeared to His apostles and others at least nine times, though ...

William Blake, Christ Appearing to the Apostles after the Resurrection, watercolour painting over pen and ink 1795-1805 . incamerastock / Alamy Stock Phot ...

Jesus, Christ rose from the dead and He appeared to His disciples who had abandoned Him at the time of His arrest. He, the risen Lord, ate with them, He walked with them, and He appeared to them ...

And we have Jesus Christ to thank. Because he was resurrected, all of us will be resurrected as well. “For since by man came death, by man came also the resurrection of the dead.

In The New Yorker piece, it's assumed that the Gospels were written long after the fact, that whoever did write them were not eyewitnesses and that Jesus and the disciples did not speak Greek.

This is British artist Harold Copping’s depiction of the grieving Mary Magdalene as she is about to meet the risen Jesus Christ in his tomb. Copping lived from 1863-1932. (Courtesy Photo) One of ...