What Paulogia Gets Wrong About the Maximal Data Case for the Resurrection

 
Dr. Lydia McGrew recently discussed whether the 'Maximal Data Case' is better than the 'Minimal Facts Argument' for the Resurrection of Jesus. Paulogia responded in his video titled: Christian Scholar Exposes Minimal Resurrection Facts. The first half of the video was fantastic. The second half of the video...well, Paulogia attempted to critique maximal data and it wasn't good. In this video Erik Manning is joined with Dr. Jonathan McLatchie, Tim McGrew and Lydia McGrew to review Paulogia's criticism. 

What Paulogia Gets Wrong About the Maximal Data Case for the Resurrection
https://youtu.be/8BQDcl7nOX8

Are the Gospels and Acts Reliable Historical Documents? - Dr. Timothy McGrew

 

Are the Gospels and Acts Reliable Historical Documents? - Dr. Timothy McGrew

https://youtu.be/04ZV8bVQhWg

Timothy McGrew - The Formal Epistemology of Testimony: Beyond Hume and Earman

 

Timothy McGrew - The Formal Epistemology of Testimony: Beyond Hume and Earman
https://youtu.be/GH11Ur8cjwM

See also:

Timothy McGrew - The Historical Reliabilty of the Gospels
https://youtu.be/UjjiW2DrbGw

Do Extraordinary Claims Require Extraordinary Evidence? (interview with Dr. Tim McGrew)

 

Dr. Timothy McGrew address the common atheistic canard that extraordinary require extraordinary evidence. McGrew is a philosopher whose interests include formal epistemology, the history and philosophy of science, and the history and philosophy of religion. 

Do Extraordinary Claims Require Extraordinary Evidence? (interview with Dr. Tim McGrew)

https://youtu.be/dOSuFkqrWsc