Updated American Standard Version
Giving Bible readers what God said not what translators think God meant
A careful legal-historical examination weighs the resurrection witnesses through credibility, corroboration, and responsible standards of proof.
The group appearances of Jesus challenge hallucination theories through shared conversation, physical contact, meals, and repeated encounters.
God’s invisibility does not make Him imaginary. Creation, moral reality, consciousness, Scripture, and Christ provide rational grounds for faith.
Proving the gospel means showing its truth through Scripture, history, and reason. The gospel is not opinion—it is reality grounded in evidence.
