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Here’s why Citations: 1. Michael Martin (2005), "The Resurrection As Initially Improbable", in "The Empty Tomb: Jesus BeyondThe Grave", Prometheus Books, Location 458 (Kindle). The argument and style of reasoning put forward in the intro is based on this chapter 2. Michael Huemer (2022), "Understanding Knowledge", Independently Published, p. 221 (Kindle) 3. I heard the Gremlin example used in this kind of context first from Ben Watkins, though I think it originates with Elliot Sober 4. Erik Wielenberg (2008), "God and the Reach of Reason: C. S. Lewis, David Hume, and Bertrand Russell", Cambridge University Press, p. 128-129 5. Understanding Knowledge, p. 319-321 (Kindle) 6. "Licona vs. Cavin: Did Jesus Rise from the Dead?"    • Licona vs. Cavin: Did Jesus Rise from the ...   7. John Danaher, "Did the Resurrection Happen? A Sceptical Perspective" https://philosophicaldisquisitions.bl... 8. "Case for the Resurrection in 2 Minutes!"    • Case for the Resurrection in 2 Minutes!   9. "Evaluating the Ehrman vs Bass Debate" https://www.reasonablefaith.org/media... 10. Dale Allison (2021), "The Resurrection of Jesus: Apologetics, Polemics, History", T&T Clark, p. 614-620 (Kindle) 11. Ibid 12. "How Cognitive Dissonance Explains Christianity"    • How Cognitive Dissonance Explains Christia...   13. One Chance In A Million! https://www.reasonablefaith.org/media... 14. Michael Huemer (2021), Knowledge, Reality, And Value: A Mostly Common Sense Guide to Philosophy, Independently Published, p. 88 (Kindle) 15. Michael D. Coogan, Marc Z. Brettler, & Carol A. Newsom (2018), The New Oxford Annotated Bible; New Revised Standard Version; An Ecumenical Study Bible, Oxford University Press, p. 1380. This version does not contain the Apocrypha. 16. "Markan Priority (The Synoptic Problem) — Ian N. Mills"    • Видео   17. This quote came from Tweets: https://twitter.com/LauraRbnsn/status... https://twitter.com/LauraRbnsn/status... 18. Luke Timothy Johnson (2010), The New Testament: A Very Short Introduction, Oxford University Press, p. 8 (Kindle)