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In a world where both sides of every debate usually just talk past each other or ignore the other side, Juan of ‪@modernatheism‬ represents a bright light of an intellectual engaging with the other side of the fence! Thanks for inviting me to have this discussion! Please check out his channel too! In this debate, we talk about ‪@JamesFodor‬'s argument against the resurrection (#rhbs) and we touch on other topics, like divine hiddenness. Major critiques of RHBS: The model demonstrates that cognitive biases exist but never shows Christianity specifically instantiates those biases. There is no threshold for when bias should lead to outright rejection of a theory. The phenomenology of Christianity, including Paul's conversion, James's transformation, and early creed formation, is left largely unexplained. Compound probability analysis across roughly 50 independent agents yields a joint probability as low as 1 in 8,000. The model lacks a constrained stopping point for why resurrection appearances would cease after a defined period. Additional issues covered: The empirical failure of RHBS when applied to 32 known historical events from the same period. The publication bias and "bias toward bias" that undermines the scholarly literature RHBS relies on. Selective scriptural reference and an unjustified epistemic privilege granted to modern analysts over eyewitnesses. The absence of positive discriminatory value for RHBS across any other historical test case. The conversation also explores divine hiddenness as a response to Fodor's "Why not China?" objection, contested messianic prophecy fulfillment, the post-bereavement hallucination literature (including a close look at the Gadet case study), and the unusual cross-disciplinary intellectual legacy of Jesus compared to other ancient figures. 0:00 – Introduction & welcome 0:58 – Overview of the RHBS critique 1:54 – Major problems with RHBS 5:13 – Additional issues with RHBS 7:58 – RHBS tested against 32 known historical events 16:54 – Discussion: the Herod Agrippa example 21:07 – What is the core claim? Apparent resurrection vs. disciples reporting appearances 28:43 – Would RHBS move the needle for a neutral person? 29:31 – Divine hiddenness: why didn't Jesus appear in China? 41:37 – Messianic prophecy: did Jesus fulfill expectations? 53:19 – Compound probability and the QAnon analogy 57:59 – Jesus' unique intellectual legacy 1:08:14 – Does RHBS actually move the needle? Juan's honest answer 1:09:00 – Post-bereavement hallucinations and the Gadet misrepresentation 1:11:14 – Ancient Jewish skepticism and the presentism objection 1:17:03 – Closing thoughts Topic-specific: #RHBS #ResurrectionEvidence #JamesFodor #HistoricalJesus #ChristianApologetics #ResurrectionDebate #MinimalFacts Broader apologetics/theology: #Apologetics #Christianity #Atheism #GodDebate #DivineMystery #MessianicProphecy #JesusDebate #FaithAndReason Academic/methodology: #HistoricalMethod #CognitiveBias #EyewitnessTestimony #PhilosophyOfReligion #NewTestamentScholarship Discovery/algorithm: #ModernAtheism #TavoSanabri #ReligionDebate #ChristianDebate #BibleDebate #IsChristianityTrue