Today my guest, Aaron Shelenberger, and I are tackling a second scholarly objection of Bart Ehrman against the resurrection of Jesus. We're taking a deep dive into the historian's use of probability to establish whether a particular event happened. Are miracles by definition improbable? Does the rarity of miracles preclude the historian from talking about them? Like last week, Shelenberger will guide us through his master's thesis to deal with this issue.

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For Shelenberger's thesis, see part 1: 444 Resurrection Objection 1: Unreliable Gospels?
Follow Aaron Shelenberger on his YouTube channel: Life and Beyond and on his blog: Abandoning the Trinity
See Mike Licona's Why Are There Differences Between the Gospels?
Check out Shelenberger's interview on the Trinities podcast (part 2 here)
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