Craig and Parsons on the Resurrection
Here is Craig's defense of the resurrection. The link from the title is to Parsons' rebuttal.
Labels: Keith Parsons, Resurrection, William Lane Craig
posted by Victor Reppert @ 3:01 PM
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At May 19, 2009 12:33 PM ,
Matthew said...
It's strange, some of the stuff on Parson's site is already in the Price-Lowder-book "The Empty Tomb". When I read that, I was puzzled why there is only one biblical scholar (Price, who's so left that his conservative twin would probably date all the NT-book prior to the 50s), but 5 (five!!) philosophers as contributors.
And some of the stuff was just really weird, like "Maybe Jesus had an evil twin".
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