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What if we have misunderstood the resurrection of Jesus for centuries?
In this MythVision interview, Dr. Richard C. Miller discusses his groundbreaking book Resurrection and Reception in Early Christianity and examines some of the most controversial questions surrounding the origins of Christian resurrection belief.
What did the earliest Christians actually mean when they talked about the resurrection?
Why does Paul discuss the resurrection in 1 Corinthians 15 without presenting the kind of historical argument that many modern Christians assume is there?
And what did Justin Martyr, one of the earliest major Christian apologists, actually say about Jesus, resurrection, and the stories of other divine figures?
Dr. Miller explores the ancient literary patterns surrounding empty tombs, missing bodies, appearances, ascensions, heavenly bodies, eyewitness testimony, divine sons, deification, and translation fables.
The discussion also examines the broader Greek and Roman world, arguing that the New Testament should be understood within the literary and cultural environment in which these texts were written and circulated.
The interview covers:
- The resurrection of Jesus
- The empty tomb
- Paul and 1 Corinthians 15
- Justin Martyr
- Early Christian writings
- Translation fables
- Greek and Roman mythology
- The literary context of the Gospels
- Ancient resurrection traditions
- The Hellenistic world
- Richard C. Miller’s Resurrection and Reception in Early Christianity
Was the resurrection originally understood as a straightforward historical event—or are there ancient literary patterns hiding in the New Testament that modern readers have overlooked?
Watch the full interview and decide for yourself.
👉Grab his book Resurrection and Reception in Early Christianity : amzn.to/35FqNYf
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What if we have misunderstood the resurrection of Jesus for centuries?
In this MythVision interview, Dr. Richard C. Miller discusses his groundbreaking book Resurrection and Reception in Early Christianity and examines some of the most controversial questions surrounding the origins of Christian resurrection belief.
What did the earliest Christians actually mean when they talked about the resurrection?
Why does Paul discuss the resurrection in 1 Corinthians 15 without presenting the kind of historical argument that many modern Christians assume is there?
And what did Justin Martyr, one of the earliest major Christian apologists, actually say about Jesus, resurrection, and the stories of other divine figures?
Dr. Miller explores the ancient literary patterns surrounding empty tombs, missing bodies, appearances, ascensions, heavenly bodies, eyewitness testimony, divine sons, deification, and translation fables.
The discussion also examines the broader Greek and Roman world, arguing that the New Testament should be understood within the literary and cultural environment in which these texts were written and circulated.
The interview covers:
- The resurrection of Jesus
- The empty tomb
- Paul and 1 Corinthians 15
- Justin Martyr
- Early Christian writings
- Translation fables
- Greek and Roman mythology
- The literary context of the Gospels
- Ancient resurrection traditions
- The Hellenistic world
- Richard C. Miller’s Resurrection and Reception in Early Christianity
Was the resurrection originally understood as a straightforward historical event—or are there ancient literary patterns hiding in the New Testament that modern readers have overlooked?
Watch the full interview and decide for yourself.
👉Grab his book Resurrection and Reception in Early Christianity : amzn.to/35FqNYf
#christianityfocuscentre #Jesus #Mythical #JesusMythTheory #HistoricalJesus #JesusDebate #BiblicalCriticism #ReligiousHistory #JesusMyth #ChristMythTheory #Skepticism #SecularScholarship #CriticalThinking #AtheistPerspective #FaithVsFact #BeliefQuestions #HistoricalJesus #ApocalypticProphet #Eschatology #BiblicalStudies #NewTestament #MythVision #MythVision
#Mítico #JesusHistórico #DebateSobreJesus
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CONTACT ME
Website: 👉 mythvisionpodcast.com
Email MythVision: 👉 mythvisionpodcast@gmail.com
Facebook Page: 👉 / mythvision
Facebook Group: 👉 / thewaterboyzradio
Twitter X: 👉 https://x.com/DerekPodcast - - @DerekPodcast
TikTok: 👉 / mythvision
Instagram: 👉 / dereklambert_7
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