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This episode explores the historical evidence for the resurrection of Jesus Christ, examining minimal facts accepted by scholars and addressing alternative theories. Todd Funk and Nic Blackie discuss why the resurrection is the best explanation for the rise of Christianity and its implications for believers and skeptics alike.
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