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He is risen.

It's an event we celebrate and we stake the basis of the Christian faith on.

But skeptics challenge, how could you believe in that fairy

tale? What is the best way to answer that question? Let's explore that by examining the proof of

the resurrection with Jeremiah Johnston right now on takeaways. The resurrection of Jesus shows that

my life can be lived with purpose. My life can be

poured out in a God-honoring way because I'm not just living for this world. I'm living for the

world to come. Jeremiah Johnson is a New Testament scholar called to equip Christians to love God

with all of their minds. We're going to be discussing his brand new book. It's called Body of Proof, the seven best reasons to believe in the resurrection of Jesus Christ and why it matters today. Jeremiah, thanks so much for joining us on takeaways. I love your show, Kirk. It's great to be back on. Thanks for having me. Man, you're here in the flesh. I am. Because before it was virtual,

you know, sort of like, you know, the spirit of Dr. Johnson was here, but now we got him in the

flesh. I love this topic, especially as we are approaching Easter, of the incarnation

of Jesus Christ, and that's Christmas, but then we're talking

about the miracle of the resurrection. And I've heard by apologists that this is the capstone in

the arch of Christianity or the very foundation of the Christian faith. If the resurrection isn't real, then the whole thing falls apart.

Would you agree with that? Absolutely. I agree with it because that's what the Bible says.

And an absolutely devastating passage in 1st Corinthians 1517, the Apostle Paul who saw Jesus,

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