This is the fifth and final episode of a five-part podcast series on the historical case for Jesus’ resurrection. In this series I’m joined by Dr.’s Calum Miller and Max Baker-Hytch, both of whom are well qualified to speak on the subject.
Dr. Miller has been on the podcast before. He and I discussed the prior probability of the Resurrection. Super interesting exchange of ideas on that one, please go give it a listen if you haven’t. Dr. Miller graduated from the University of Oxford in 2015 with degrees in Medical Sciences (Neuroscience) and Medicine & Surgery. He’s currently teaching Ethics and Philosophy of Religion at the University of Oxford.
Dr. Baker-Hytch is actually new to the show. In 2010 he received his Masters in Ethics, Religion and Society from the University of Exeter and later went on to receive a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Oxford. Both of these guys are extremely intelligent and also well-versed in the evidence for the Resurrection.
Part 5 finishes a discussion about the various explanations on offer for the historical facts surrounding Jesus’ resurrection. To navigate between the different parts of this series, use the navigator below:
People involved in creating this episode:
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- Cameron Bertuzzi – Host
- Sawyer Hudson – Producer and Sound Editor
- Dr. Calum Miller – Guest
- Dr. Max Baker-Hytch – Guest
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Even if true, the resurrection is irrelevant. Read this convo between a Noachide and a Catholic – https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U10AxfwlTJLXal1Sf_Er-iB8qVGxB63u/view?usp=drivesdk
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