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The resurrection of Jesus, central to Christianity, yet one of the most contested claims in all

of religious history, and firmly denied in Islam. So, who is right? Did it really happen?

Can eyewitness accounts be trusted?

And if Jesus didn't rise, what does that mean for the Christian faith?

In this episode, two sharply opposing views go head to head. Christian historian David Instone Brewer

defends the resurrection as historical fact, while Muslim

apologist Ijaz Ahmed says the evidence simply doesn't hold up. So did Jesus rise

from the dead or was he never crucified at all? Are the gospel's reliable

history or later legend? And how does Islam's view of Jesus challenge the very heart of Easter?

Welcome to the unbelievable podcast. I'm Andy Kind, and as we head into the Easter weekend,

we decided once again to zero in on the key claims of Christianity.

So here we are, is the resurrection central to Christian faith?

How are the death and resurrection of Jesus understood in both Christianity and Islam?

We'll be examining the historical and theological claims of Christianity regarding the crucifixion,

the resurrection and the divinity of Jesus, while also exploring Islamic perspectives on these claims.

So lots to cover from this point onwards, including how Jesus is viewed in Islamic theology and history

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