/lit/ - Literature

>>22647408
Not even secular scholars today would agree with you besides the fringe ones

>>22137312
But in reality

>>21605772
Yes

>>20857968
Look into the Shroud of Turin or Eucharustic miracles.
https://youtu.be/bd16tBRbLXw

>>19916201
>However Christians here need to accept that their dogma is as unprovable as any other
Except it isn't. You're just another myopic faggot who thinks everything hinges on your own limited perspective and personal incredulity. And retreating into "dude nothing is certain" doesn't make you shrewd or learned, it makes you a pseud.
You've never read any serious apologists or looked at any specific evidences. You're just another midwit who skimmed the Greeks (or found quotres from them on the internet) and put on the costume of a philosopher.

I have no respect for atheists, agnostics or deists. They feign curiosity and open-mindedness, but really they've just settled into a pattern that allows them to live an indulgent life and put on airs of sophistication when really they are animated only by their own moral cowardice. There is more practical, concrete evidence for the truth of Christian revelation than there is for any other religion or philosophy. The Blood of the Miracle on Lanciano has remained frosh for centuries, the Shroud of Turin was created by a burst of High Intensity light from a human body. These aren't speculations, these are scientific facts proven through repeat forensic investigation, but atheists and apostates just fall back on the same fucking high school arguments. Euler was right: "The freethinkers have yet to produce any objections that have not long been refuted most thoroughly. But since they are not motivated by the love of truth, and since they have an entirely different point of view, we should not be surprised that the best refutations count for nothing and that the weakest and most ridiculous reasoning, which has so often been shown to be baseless, is continuously repeated. If these people maintained the slightest rigor, the slightest taste for the truth, it would be quite easy to steer them away from their errors; but their tendency towards stubbornness makes this completely impossible."
You faggots don't care about the truth, and you never did. You just don't want Christian morality to infringe on your personal vices.

>>18174857
Addressed here.

>>16676110
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historical_Jesus

>Virtually all scholars of antiquity agree that Jesus existed. Reconstructions of the historical Jesus are based on the Pauline epistles and the Gospels, while several non-Biblical sources also bear witness to the historical existence of Jesus.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historicity_and_origin_of_the_resurrection_of_Jesus#Post-resurrection_appearances

>N. T. Wright argues that the account of the empty tomb and the visionary experiences point towards the historical reality of the resurrection.[53] He suggests that multiple lines of evidence from the New Testament and the early Christian beliefs it reflects shows that it would be highly unlikely that belief in the empty tomb would simply appear without a clear basis in the memory of early Christians. In tandem with the historically-certain visionary experiences of the early disciples and apostles, Jesus' resurrection as a historical reality becomes far more plausible. Contrary to various theologians and historians in recent decades, Wright treats the resurrection as a historical and accessible event, rather than as a 'supernatural' or 'metaphysical' event.

>>16499776
>B-but the Shroud of Turin is a fraud, debunked hoax, they're just trying to trick you

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>>14974276
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>>14118408
Here.

>>14070189
>There, that's where your greentext broke down. You have zero evidence for this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N93T-DppU6U

>>13998799
Based

>>13818979
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>>13786518
Former /Christian/. When 8ch went down I saw more Christian posting in lit and his. Still not as good as /Christian/, but will have to suffice for now.

>>13392251

What are some great Christian apologetics books?

What are the best books on christian apologetics?

>>12991194
>Did Jesus Christ actually resurrect from the dead?
yes

>>12482390
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xq3UX8yIBZI this one is my favorite
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Q8i0CYs-CM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NtMCPmwtYI

>>12074371