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The Resurrection
Easter Sunday is the celebration of Jesus’ rise from the dead, which is the foundation of Christianity. But was there an actual physical resurrection? And can you be a Christian without believing in this account?
Guests:
Rev. Robert Deshaies, St. Benedict’s Episcopal Church
Rev. Dr. Jonas Georges, All Nations Presbyterian Church
James Summers, Northwest Baptist Church
Mary Carter Waren, D.Min., St. Thomas University
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April 22, 2011
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I would like to understand the involvement of women in the resurection and why they were not involved later in history. This was very brief in your discussion.
Posted by: Diane Jettinghoff | April 24, 2011 at 12:20 PM
Very useful program. The believe in "the resurrection" Of Jesus, even as attempted to be explained by scholars, is clearly a faith in a myth. Live can and should be conducted, prosperously, soundly and joyfully, on knowledge as factual as possible.
Posted by: Ricardo E. Trelles | May 07, 2011 at 05:47 AM