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Mentioned in 15 episodes

The resurrection of the Son of God

Book • 2003

N. T.

Wright's "The Resurrection of the Son of God" is a comprehensive theological and historical study of the resurrection of Jesus.

It delves into various interpretations and critiques of the event, examining the historical context and the significance of the resurrection for Christian faith.

Wright meticulously analyzes biblical texts and scholarly perspectives, offering a robust defense of the resurrection's historicity.

The book challenges traditional views and proposes a fresh understanding of the resurrection's implications for the present and future.

It's a landmark work in New Testament scholarship, influencing discussions on the nature of faith and the historical Jesus.

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Mentioned in 15 episodes

Mentioned by

Wess Huff

when discussing the lack of parallels between Jesus's story and other ancient pagan stories.

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#257 - Ancient Language Expert on BANNED Bible, Book of Enoch & Jesus Origins | Wes Huff

N.T. Wright's book on the resurrection was given to an academic, who was surprised he hadn't heard of it.

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Trusting God in the Face of Death: My Last Conversation with Tim Keller

Mentioned by

Russell Moore

as a book that

Tim Keller

interacts with at the beginning of his book.

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Tim Keller on Hope in Times in Fear (re-air)

Mentioned by

Jim Stumpf

as a seminal work on Jesus’ resurrection.

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111. N.T. Wright | The Point of Resurrection

Mentioned by Johnny Rowlands as a massive book where N.T. Wright spends all this time talking about why alternative explanations are a problem.

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Did Jesus fulfil Scriptural Prophecy? Jonathan Rowlands vs Rabbi Marc B Shapiro

Mentioned by

William Lane Craig

as posing problems for

Philip Goff

's interpretation of the resurrection.

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S2 E05. William Lane Craig vs Philip Goff: A philosopher's 'slightly heretical' Christian conversion?

Mentioned by

Francis Collins

, referencing Wright's book on the historical arguments for the resurrection of Jesus.

Science, Skepticism, and Wisdom

Mentioned by J.D. Greear as a book he read with Molly Worthen during her conversion process.

Should Christians Be Defined by The Culture Wars? with J.D. Greear

Mentioned by

Roger Bretherton

as part of N.T. Wright's series on the origins of Christianity.

Roger Bretherton (Part 2 of 4)

Mentioned by

Robert Cunningham

as a seminal work supporting the historicity of the resurrection.

RISEN

Mentioned by

John Stonestreet

in the context of the resurrection of Jesus and the reliability of historical accounts.

New Task Force on Anti- Christian Bias, Parents vs Maryland School District, the Demographic Winter, and Listener Questions

Mentioned by Adam Narlock, who says that reading this book felt like an achievement.

Ep 45 - NT Wright ”The Day The Revolution Began...”

Referenced by

Jim Hamilton

when discussing resurrection language in Greek literature, citing Wright's exhaustive word study.

Historic Premillennialism with Jim Hamilton

Recommended by Fr. Dominic Legge to support his argument for the historical truth of the resurrection.

Did Jesus Really Rise from the Dead? How Can We Know? | Fr. Dominic Legge, O.P.

Mentioned by

William Lane Craig

in relation to the interpretation of the resurrection of Jesus.

Question of the Week #937: Goff, Allison, and Jesus’ Resurrection

Recommended by

Joshua Lewis

to re-establish a firm foundation for Christian faith.

Prophetic Word Unfulfilled? How to Navigate Disillusionment

Mentioned by

Brandon Vought

as a meticulous and comprehensive book that goes over the history of dying and rising gods and the pagan myths.

WOF 017: Did Jesus Really Rise from the Dead?

Recommended by Jordan Cooper as a strong resource for arguments on the historicity of the resurrection, despite theological disagreements.

The Historicity of the Resurrection: A Response to Atheist Claims

Mentioned by

Fr. Anthony

as a book with a great introduction that calls out some scholarly tropes.

31 | By Love For Love

Mentioned as being assigned to Molly by J.D. Greer and as being most important for her.

Changing My Mind: A Skeptical Professor Meets a Surprising God | Molly Worthen

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