Why Think the Evidence for the Resurrection Is Strong if Saul Wasn’t Convinced by It?

The discussion delves into why Saul and many first-century Jews found the evidence for Jesus' resurrection unconvincing, exploring psychological influences and societal pressures. It questions why Jesus focused on the Jewish people for His mission, tracing historical and covenantal foundations. The growth of the early church in a skeptical environment showcases the complexities of belief against strong evidence. The podcast also connects biblical figures from Abraham to Jesus, emphasizing the continuity of God's plan through history.