A pivotal contribution to the history of apologetics.
Gary Habermas has spent a career defending the historicity and truthfulness of the resurrection of Jesus. But his earliest writing on Jesus’ resurrection has been unavailable to the broader public, until now.
In Risen Indeed: A Historical Investigation Into the Resurrection of Jesus, readers will encounter Gary Habermas’ foundational research into the historicity of the resurrection. With a new, extensive, introductory essay on contemporary scholarship regarding the resurrection, Habermas shows how the questions surrounding the historicity of the resurrection and arguments raised by critics are perennially important for Christian faith.
376 pages.
Contents:
- Introduction
- Part 1: Approaching the Question of the Resurrection of Jesus
- The Present State of the Question
- The Possibility of Miracles Today
- History and Miracles
- Reason and Faith
- Part 2: Possible Solutions to the Question of the Resurrection of Jesus
- Possibility Number One: That the Resurrection Did Not Occur
- Possibility Number One: Other Similar Views
- Possibility Number Two: That the Resurrection Did Occur, But That it Cannot be Demonstrated
- Possibility Number Two: Other Similar Views
- Possibility Number Three: That the Resurrection Did Occur and That It Can Be Demonstrated
- Possibility Number Three: Other Similar Views
- Part 3: An Evaluation of the Solutions to the Question of the Resurrection of Jesus
- An Evaluation of Possibility Number One
- An Evaluation of Possibility Number Two
- An Evaluation of Possibility Number Three
- A Concluding Demonstration
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