Was Jesus resurrected

And in my final round, I'm going to write a summary. "The question here is whether Jesus' disappearance was indeed due to him being resurrected" I'm aware that you didn't deny the empty tomb and that you don't care about the post mortem appearances, but the only plausible explanation here, is that Jesus really rose from the death as written in the scripture. I addressed in my previous argument the most famous theories about this like jesus's body was stolen, and that the disciples had hallucinations etc. . I also said that im willing to address any other theory but you didn't offer any. I don't understand why you sent me a site against Christianity, I can send you a site against atheism or against islam. Does that matter? No, we're here debating. And slight contradictions don't prove the gospels are not reliable; The resurrection narratives bear unmistakable signs of being historically accurate. The earliness of these accounts, at a time when hostile witnesses were present, would have made a fabrication unlikely and dangerous. There is agreement on the main facts and great variety in the witnesses given, yet they are not a mere repetition of some standardized story with all the discrepancies worked out. Indeed, the accounts of Christ"s resurrection appearances are clearly independent of one another, as their surface dissimilarities suggest. Deeper scrutiny, however, reveals that these appearances are non-contradictory. Henry Morris writes: "It is a well-known rule of evidence that the testimonies of several different witnesses, each reporting from his own particular vantage point, provide the strongest possible evidence when the testimonies contain superficial contradictions that resolve themselves upon close and careful examination. This is exactly the situation with the various witnesses to the resurrection" The Roman authorities took him into protective custody lest he be killed by the Jews. After several appeals according to Roman Law, Paul found himself standing before King Agrippa, his last level of appeal before the Emperor himself. Given permission to speak freely, Paul launched into a passionate account of his life, culminating with his encounter with the risen Christ on the road to Damascus. When Paul then verified the resurrection from Old Testament prophecy, the governor, Festus, interrupted him and told him he was crazy. The truth of Paul"s brilliant reply remains emblazoned across the pages of human history. Acts 26:25 and 26 (25)""I am not insane, most excellent Festus," Paul replied. "What I am saying is true and reasonable. (26)"The king is familiar with these things, and I can speak freely to him. I am convinced that none of this has escaped his notice, because It was not done in a corner. " Also, you said that romans kept victims on the cross, but jews burry the dead, and jesus was a jew There was an understandable hostility in the early church toward the Jewish leaders. In Christian eyes, they had engineered a judicial murder of Jesus. Thus, according to the late New Testament scholar Raymond Brown, Jesus" burial by Joseph is "very probable," since it is "almost inexplicable" why Christians would make up a story about a Jewish Sanhedrist who does what is right by Jesus. "1 For these and other reasons, most New Testament critics concur that Jesus was buried by Joseph of Arimathea in a tomb. According to the late John A. T. Robinson of Cambridge University, the burial of Jesus in the tomb is "one of the earliest and best-attested facts about Jesus. " "Nonetheless, I agree much of Jesus' resurrection story is mysterious, which is why it's so successful as a religion. But we really don't know if Jesus truly came back from the dead, or whether his disciples made it all up" We can know that jesus was raised from the dead, the fact is that there is no naturalistic explanation for the hisrorical facts we have for the resurrection. You didn't offer any, but I addressed the most famous anti resurrection story. The disciples also couldn't have made this up as I argued in the previous round, you didn't believe and the disciples themselves , and jesus rebuked them "How foolish you are, and how slow to believe all that the prophets have spoken! " Luke 24 22. When he appeared to the other disciples on other occasions, they didn't believe as well, they thought he was a ghost, he had to eat with them to prove them that he's not (matthew 4 26 and luke 24 37). The disciple thomas had to touch his flesh to believe. Given all the evidence, we can say that jesus was resurrected and know it in our hearts. But we can't go back to the first easter, so we have to believe without seeing it "Because you have seen me, you have believed; blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed. " John 20:29