Rebutting David Hume’s Probability Laws and the Modern Skeptical Probability Calculus

Hume’s argument cannot settle the resurrection by confusing ordinary mortality with the probability of God acting in light of the evidence.

Refuting the “Swoon” Theory: The Medical Impossibility of Surviving a Roman Crucifixion

The swoon theory fails to explain Jesus’ recorded injuries, confirmed death, burial, and subsequent capacity for sustained activity.

Saul’s persecution and James’s unbelief gave way to Christian allegiance following encounters with the risen Jesus.

Why does Ehrman accept the historical Jesus but reject His divine sonship? Examine his arguments against the apostolic testimony.

A detailed refutation of claims that Jesus’ birth, disciples, crucifixion, and resurrection were copied from Horus and Osiris.

A biblical examination of Hume’s objections and Sagan’s materialism defends the historical credibility of Jesus’ miracles.

Confidence in Jesus’ resurrection rests upon His death, burial, empty tomb, recorded appearances, and the testimony of apostolic witnesses.

Answer doubts by defining the question, examining Scripture in context, weighing relevant evidence, and continuing in known truth.

Examine Golgotha through Gospel geography, Roman crucifixion evidence, burial customs, and the limits of proposed site identifications.

Biblical faith is not blind belief but reasoned trust grounded in Jehovah’s revelation, historical evidence, Christ’s resurrection, and truth.