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What do Christians believe about the Resurrection?
The Resurrection never occurred.
The Resurrection involved Pontius Pilate.
The Resurrection shows that Jesus is the Son of God.
The Resurrection freed the Jewish people from the Roman Empire.
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Only the third statement is what Christians believe.
- The Resurrection did occur (contrary to statement 1) and is a central Christian claim.
- Pontius Pilate was involved in Jesus’ trial and crucifixion, but he is not part of the Resurrection itself (so statement 2 is misleading).
- Christians hold that the Resurrection confirms Jesus’ identity as the Son of God and vindicates his teaching and mission (statement 3 is correct).
- The Resurrection is understood as spiritual/victory over sin and death, not a political liberation of the Jewish people from Roman rule (so statement 4 is incorrect).
- The Resurrection did occur (contrary to statement 1) and is a central Christian claim.
- Pontius Pilate was involved in Jesus’ trial and crucifixion, but he is not part of the Resurrection itself (so statement 2 is misleading).
- Christians hold that the Resurrection confirms Jesus’ identity as the Son of God and vindicates his teaching and mission (statement 3 is correct).
- The Resurrection is understood as spiritual/victory over sin and death, not a political liberation of the Jewish people from Roman rule (so statement 4 is incorrect).
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