“In so
far as the ancient, non-Jewish world had a Bible, its Old Testament was Homer.
And in so far as Homer has anything to say about resurrection, he is quite
blunt: it doesn’t happen.” This statement sets the table for the fundamental
challenge faced by early Christians on this topic. Christianity was born into a
world where its central claim was “known” to be false. Outside Judaism, nobody
believed in resurrection, at least not in the way that the Bible defines it.
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