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God did not watch from a safe distance. On Good Friday, He walked into the worst suffering in history Himself. Ben examines three of the hardest objections to Christian faith: why a good God allows suffering, whether the resurrection is history or legend, and whether the Gospels can be trusted. He looks at the evidence honestly, from thousands of early manuscripts to an empty tomb that ancient critics never disputed. The answers do not dissolve every doubt, but they carry real weight. Jesus rose. His claims are worth your best attention.
The cruellest injustice in history was God in the flesh letting Himself be crushed. He drank the cup of judgment so rebels could go free. Your suffering need not be the final note.
An empty tomb, predictions made in advance, and details no inventor would include. The evidence in Luke 24 points one direction, and it carries weight far beyond a story to admire.
A wartime order once garbled into nonsense. Some fear the same happened to the Bible. The manuscripts, the eyewitnesses, and the martyrs tell a different story about Jesus.