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Myth 2: Another argument against the veracity of Jesus' Resurrection is the suggestion that Christ's followers might have repeatedly experienced hallucinations. Rowan Locke of Thinking Matters considers this claim. (www.thinkingmatters.org.nz)
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Myth 2: Another argument against the veracity of Jesus' Resurrection is the suggestion that Christ's followers might have repeatedly experienced hallucinations. Rowan Locke of Thinking Matters considers this claim. (www.thinkingmatters.org.nz)
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