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With an attractive concision that doesn’t sacrifice scholarship, Ladd anticipates much of what N. T. Wright would later popularize in The Resurrection of the Son of God. Ladd both interacts with theories leveled against the resurrection and presents a historical case for its authenticity. He marshals compelling support for the resurrection by exploiting the weaknesses of alternative explanations...

his view of the nature of the Gospels. If the Gospels embody a free-floating tradition which was written down two generations or more after the events they record, this is a plausible argument. But if our view of the Gospels is accurate (see Chapter 7), that they were written in about a single generation after the events they record while eye-witnesses were still available, the appearances of Jesus as recorded in the Gospels must embody a trustworthy memory. Michael Perry tries to explain the resurrection
Pages 139–140