Resurrected?

This is one of the most engaging dialogues between two of the best representatives of opposing perspectives on one of the most controversial topics?the resurrection of Jesusssss -- Dr. Norman L. Geisler, President and Professor of Theology and Apologetics, Southern Evangelical Seminary
The release of this book represents a major publishing event. For twenty years or so there has been a steady growth in Christian philosophy and most of it has been representative of an historic approach to Christianity. Now with this book, a major academic publisher has provided for a broad audience a first-rate discussion that takes the bodily resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth seriously. The book brings together the top Christian defender of the resurrection and the most articulate advocate of atheismover the last fifty years. The conversational format allows these two great minds an opportunity to have a real interchange about Jesus? resurrection that is at once mutually respectful and clear. I recommend this book to anyone interested in a clear, fair-minded exchange on this most important topicc -- J. P. Moreland, Distinguished Professor of Philosophy, Biola University, La Mirada, California
If a good old-fashioned debate on the resurrection by two keen minds on opposite ends of the spectrum of opinion is your thing, then this lively but civil discourse, now in book form, is well worth your time and investment. -- Dr. Ben Witherington, III, Professor of New Testament, Asbury Theological Seminary
This is one of the most engaging dialogues between two of the best representatives of opposing perspectives on one of the most controversial topics-the resurrection of Jesus -- Dr. Norman L. Geisler, President and Professor of Theology and Apologetics, Southern Evangelical Seminary
The release of this book represents a major publishing event. For twenty years or so there has been a steady growth in Christian philosophy and most of it has been representative of an historic approach to Christianity. Now with this book, a major academic publisher has provided for a broad audience a first-rate discussion that takes the bodily resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth seriously. The book brings together the top Christian defender of the resurrection and the most articulate advocate of atheism over the last fifty years. The conversational format allows these two great minds an opportunity to have a real interchange about Jesus' resurrection that is at once mutually respectful and clear. I recommend this book to anyone interested in a clear, fair-minded exchange on this most important topic -- J. P. Moreland, Distinguished Professor of Philosophy, Biola University, La Mirada, California