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EPISODE · Apr 5, 2026 · 49 MIN

Fact or Fiction? The Ressurection of Jesus - A Conversation with Prof. Dr. Michael R. Licona (New Testament Studies, Houston Christian University)

from Glaube ist frag-würdig · host Colin Barke, Hanna Unruh & Stephan Lange

The Ressurection of Jesus – is it merely a pious myth or a historically verifiable event? In this gripping episode of Colin, Hanna & Stephan welcome one of the world's leading experts in the field: Prof. Dr. Michael Licona. Together, they explore how reliable the Gospel accounts truly are and whether the empty tomb withstands critical scrutiny. Why did the disciples cling to their message despite massive persecution?Let yourself be inspired by this intellectual journey of discovery and challenge your own certainties! A warm invitation to listen in!Keywords: Michael Licona, Resurrection, Jesus, Christ, Historicity, Gospels, Apologetics, Minimal Facts, Empty Tomb, Ancient Biography, NT Research, Philosophy of Religion, Biblical Criticism, Faith and Reason, New Testament, Eyewitnesses, Martyrdom, Mike Licona

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