Two Ways of Knowing
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1 Corinthians 15:3-8 (BSB)
Certainty by the Spirit, not senses alone
The teaching rightly grounds resurrection faith in real testimony, but does not mention the Spirit's inward witness that grants believers assurance beyond empirical or syllogistic certainty. Faith rests not only on evidence weighed but on the Spirit confirming the Word to the heart.
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Romans 8:16 (BSB)
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1 Corinthians 2:14 (BSB)
OUR READING
Persuasion techniques and doctrinal guardrails
Full biblical analysis
Themes · faith and reason · resurrection evidence · epistemology · reliability of Scripture · apologetics
Christaffirms
The resurrection is presented as a real, historically witnessed, bodily event, not myth or abstraction.
Humanityaffirms
Human perception is treated as reliable yet limited, explicitly tied to finitude and fallen nature.
Scriptureaffirms
Scripture's testimony is grounded in eyewitness observation and treated as trustworthy divine revelation.
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1 Corinthians 15:3-8 (BSB)
OUR NOTE
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2 Peter 1:16 (BSB)
OUR NOTE
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John 20:27-29 (BSB)
OUR NOTE
Go Deeper reads any story through a tradition’s lens, whether Reformed, Catholic, Lutheran, Baptist, Anglican, or non-denominational, to show how faithful Christians weigh it differently.
A discernment tool, not the final word. Take it to Scripture and prayer.