Tim Henderson has summarized Michael Licona’s The Resurrection of Jesus: A New Historiographical Approach. He looks in turn at five different hypotheses about what “really” happened. It’s a very helpful summary, and students in my CHR 150 class might appreciate these posts as a follow-up to Tuesday’s discussion of “The Quests of the Historical Jesus.”

• Geza Vermes on Jesus’ Resurrection
• Michael Goulder on Jesus’ Resurrection
• Gerd Lüdemann on Jesus’ Resurrection
• John Dominic Crossan on Jesus’ Resurrection
• Pieter Craffert on Jesus’ Resurrection
• Why Arguments for Jesus’ resurrection Don’t Accomplish Much