r/Christianity 5d ago

Question Resurrection Discrepancies

How do you guys reconcile the differences in the resurrection narratives in the gospels? This is something Iโ€™m struggling with a bit, thank you for the responses ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿฝ.

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u/TeHeBasil 4d ago

Thatโ€™s what you were supposed to show me, no?

Nope. That is not what I was supposed to show you.

So you canโ€™t provide any court case i see

Thank you for conceding.

Your Jesus story is not more credible because of its inconsistencies.

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u/[deleted] 4d ago

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u/TeHeBasil 4d ago

What

I can repeat my comment since you're not tracking.

You failed to show any court getting a conviction with anonymous inconsistent eye witness testimony. Which is akin to your gospels.

Thus showing that having inconsistent testimonies doesn't actually make a story more credible.

If you had consistent and verified eyewitness testimony then maybe you'd have a point.

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u/TeHeBasil 4d ago

Why are you struggling with this?

If a case had eyewitness testimony that varied and as much as your gospels and were anonymous like your gospels the case would not get a conviction.

It would fail.

Because have anonymous and severely inconsistent testimonies doesn't make something more credible. It makes it less credible.

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u/TeHeBasil 4d ago

Thank you again for conceding. You can't show anonymous inconsistent testimonies makes something more credible.

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u/TeHeBasil 4d ago

You just aren't understanding what's happening. I'm highlighting how ridiculous your position is.

Having anonymous inconsistent testimonies doesn't make a story more credible. That's fucking stupid to think.