A civil verdict requires only a preponderance of the evidence, a fraction over half. However, the test I applied in my book, Resurrection on Trial, is explanatory adequacy, used by historians and forensic investigators for events long past.
A civil verdict requires only a preponderance of the evidence, a fraction over half.
However, the test I applied in my book, Resurrection on Trial, is explanatory adequacy, used by historians and forensic investigators for events long past.
Does the Christian claim of the Resurrection explain...
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A civil verdict requires only a preponderance of the evidence, a fraction over half. However, the test I applied in my book, Resurrection on Trial, is explanatory adequacy, used by historians and forensic investigators for events long past. The question posed starts with the standard of proof.
The question posed starts with the standard of proof. Does the Christian claim of the Resurrection explain...
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