Three speakers debate what counts as evidence for Jesus' resurrection. One demands medical records that don't exist. Another points out that first-century documentation works differently, and historical testimony matters more than modern medical charts.
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Why should I believe that Jesus Jesus was resurrected?
Because the historical evidence is that he really died and he really rose again.
Medical records and I'll believe it. Okay, you show me Jesus Christ's medical chart. I'll be I'll buy into it. I'll be a Christian today.
Man, they didn't keep medical records in the first century.
Oh, that's so convenient, isn't that? That's wonderful.
Father, it's real convenient for you to say, knowing full well they didn't keep medical records in the first century. It's so convenient for you to say. All right, if if you give me the medical records, then I'll believe. Talk about convenience. Convenient? How convenient of you to say! Unless we have it on Polaroid film, I can't believe it, knowing full well they didn't have Polaroid film in the first century. Historical knowledge is not based on medical records, based on the trustworthiness of—
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