Is this a reasonable take on Jesus resurrection?

[ThePainefulTruth]

How the Belief in the Resurrection of Jesus Originated and Developed: A New/Old Hypothesis | TaborBlog
http://jamestabor.com/2015/04/09/ho...originated-and-developed-a-newold-hypothesis/
I'm favorable to it, but I know some won't be. In any case, it's long, almost book length but packed with info.

 

[Sapiens]

It seems reasonable, that is if your grant the initial poorly supported premise that there was such a body in the first place.

 

[ThePainefulTruth]

It seems reasonable, that is if your grant the initial poorly supported premise that there was such a body in the first place.

You mean that Jesus never existed? If so, I think it's more than poorly supported--mainly the non-edited Josephus reference, his brother James, and out of the mouths of babes or the Devil himself (Paul), the Truth is the Truth.

 

[paarsurrey]

Is this a reasonable take on Jesus resurrection?

Jesus did no die on the Cross in the first place hence there is not question of resurrection of Jesus. This creed is invented by Paul, the Church and his associates.

Regards

 

[BrightWhites]

In regards to Jesus I take a lot of inspiration from a Taoist perspective on Lao Tzu. Whether Jesus was one man, a collection of men, or a story, it doesnt really matter. If you pay more attention to his race or age and not on the living conciousness of his spiritual work in the modern church, then youve already missed the point.
Also, sorry, but if this was 100% related to your point, I wouldnt be speaking from Taoism.

 

[Jayhawker Soule]

How the Belief in the Resurrection of Jesus Originated and Developed: A New/Old Hypothesis | TaborBlog
I'm favorable to it, but I know some won't be. In any case, it's long, almost book length but packed with info.

The disciples were in great despair over Jesus’ death, having lost all hope that he could be the Messiah. After all, a dead Messiah is a failed Messiah. None of them was expecting Jesus to die, much less rise from the dead, so how were they suddenly transformed from disappointed hopelessness to dynamic faith.

This is speculative rubbish.