Saturday, May 29, 2004

Resurrection of the Flesh

I just read the first half of N. T. Wright's book, The Resurrection of the Son of God which is a defense of the historical view of the resurrection of Christ. The book also defends the historical view of the resurrection of the believer. Wright makes a compelling case for the physicality of the resurrection body over against the spiritualizers who deny the physical resurrection.

I have written a lot of papers on the subject of the resurrection of the flesh.

How about a discussion of the historical evidences for the resurrection of Jesus?

Doug

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