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Opinion | Why It Matters That Jesus Really Did Rise From the Dead
Christ was not a “supersensual force” in the technological sense that Adams gave the term, nor did he change time as materially as the clock did. But he ushered in an intensified, quickened experience of time. The tragedy of Christ’s death, coupled with the promise of his return, endowed the time in between—the nun, as it was called in Greek, or th
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Yet Paul insists, and Wojtyła underscores, that the Resurrection is the key, the sine qua non, to the entire Christian experience and proposal. No Resurrection, no encounter with the Risen One, no Christianity.
Pope JohnPaul II • Teachings for an Unbelieving World: Newly Discovered Reflections on Paul's Sermon at the Areopagus
Either Jesus rose from the dead or He didn’t. Either He’s the way, the truth, and the life or He’s not. We need to strive to know the truth and believe the God of that truth.