The historicity of Jesus' post-mortem appearances

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This presentation examines the historical evidence supporting the post-mortem appearances of Jesus to various individuals and groups. It focuses on three lines of evidence: Paul's list of eyewitnesses, the independent accounts of these appearances, and the transformation of Jesus' unbelieving brother, James, into a prominent Christian leader.

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