科學與歷史批判挑戰、倫理生活與學者著作：練習題

• a.The Pharisees
• b.The poor
• c.The Sadducees
• d.The rich

• a.

  The claim that the resurrection was a purely subjective, spiritual vision without a physical empty tomb.

• b.

  The 'Swoon Theory' which suggests Jesus did not actually die on the cross.

• c.

  The psychological transformation of the disciples and the problem of the empty tomb.

• d.

  The argument that the Gospel accounts were written centuries later and are entirely fictional.

• a.He accepts it as the most plausible scientific explanation for the empty tomb narrative.
• b.He argues that the theory is irrelevant because the resurrection was a purely subjective psychological event.
• c.He rejects it, arguing that a physically broken man could not have inspired the disciples' radical transformation and belief in a risen Lord.
• d.He suggests that the Roman authorities purposefully staged a 'swoon' to avoid making Jesus a martyr.

• a.He claims that the Shroud of Turin is the only piece of evidence required to prove the resurrection.
• b.He explores alternative explanations while maintaining that the consistency of the empty tomb tradition across sources suggests a historical core.
• c.He argues that the 'Stolen Body' theory is the only scientifically viable explanation.
• d.He dismisses the empty tomb as a late mythological addition by the early Church.

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先自己寫一次答案，再對照解題步驟。