DEBATE: Did Jesus Rise from the Dead? | Steve Gregg Vs Mark Reid | Podcast

Mark cited Paul's line that if Christ was not raised, Christian faith is in vain, to argue that the resurrection is central and therefore the trustworthiness of the biblical acc...

Mark appealed to John's Passover wording as part of an alleged chronology conflict, claiming John's gospel places the crucifixion before Passover unlike the Synoptics; Steve lat...

Mark cited Jesus' instruction to 'stay in the city until you are clothed with power from on high' to argue Luke conflicts with Matthew's Galilee meeting tradition after the resu...

Mark referenced the longer ending of Mark as a later textual addition, using it to argue that New Testament transmission includes forgery or interpolation and is therefore textu...

Mark appealed to Matthew's report of an earthquake and many saints rising from their graves to argue that Matthew contains legendary material not corroborated by the other gospe...

Mark read Matthew's resurrection-morning scene about the women, the earthquake, and the angel moving the stone to argue Matthew presents the women as witnessing events different...

Steve appealed to Luke's prologue, where Luke says he investigated eyewitness traditions and wrote an orderly account, to argue that at least Luke explicitly intended to write h...

Steve cited John's statements that many other signs and deeds of Jesus were not recorded, using them to explain why not every miracle or resurrection report appears in every gos...

Steve cited John's statements that many other signs and deeds of Jesus were not recorded, using them to explain why not every miracle or resurrection report appears in every gos...