I was reading CNN's political ticker today and the news I read was so ridiculous that I feel the need to go off on what people were saying. First I would like to say that over the past month I have finally found my Republican Candidate in Mike Huckabee and avidly supporting him. I have been overjoyed to see that he is rising in the polls as other people see him to be a good leader as I do.
I'm willing to bet that you clicked this post because you saw a blatant contradiction in the title. I don't think that is the case at all though. If you take a look at what the Bible says, I believe you will find a message that mirrors a lot of feminist thinking today.
It's time for me to conclude this series. I could probably make another post or two, but I would rather not beat a dead horse. I hope that those of you who have read the series have a gotten a lot out of it. I know I did. I learned how to better form my arguments and about what arguments are out there. I learned how to spell resurrection.
In my last post I answered objections to the resurrection of Jesus Christ because of the belief that his disciples had dreams or hallucinations about him. The idea that the disciples simply lied and made up the resurrection has been brought up many times so I will tackle this theory.
In my last post I talked about the people who witnessed the resurrection of Jesus, as documented in 1 Corinthians 15:3-8.
3For I delivered to you as of first importance what I also received, that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures,
4and that He was buried, and that He was raised on the third day according to the Scriptures,
In my last post I talked about how important the resurrection of Christ Jesus is to whether or not Jesus truly is God. Now I will go into why the resurrection is true.
In my last post I made the sound argument that Jesus was a real man who was crucified. This alone means nothing however. It does not prove that Jesus is God. To prove that Jesus is God I, will show that he did something that only God can do. I need to prove that Jesus survived death. The resurrection is the capstone in all of Christian belief.
