This seemed absolutely convincing evidence that Jesus' death on the cross had not been the end but the beginning. . . . This position is unrealistic for several reasons. In order for hallucinations of this type to occur, psychiatrists agree that several conditions must exist. However, this situation was not conducive for hallucinations. Here are several reasons.
Hallucinations generally occur to people who are imaginative and of a nervous make up.
However, the appearances of Jesus occurred to a variety of people. Hallucinations are subjective and individual. No two people have the same experience. Hallucinations occur only at particular times and places and are associated with the events. The Resurrection appearances occur in many different environments and at different times.