Jesus’ Resurrection: Fiction, myth, miracle or personal experience?

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Jesus’ Resurrection: Fiction, myth, miracle or personal experience?

Different Views: Miracle Fiction Myth Personal experience Jesus really did physically rise from the dead. It never happened. Jesus died and was buried and everything else is made up. The resurrection stories may not be historically true, but that isn’t important. What is important is the meaning behind them. The stories tell us the experiences of the disciples, which were real experiences (seeing Jesus). But he may not have physically risen from the dead.

Resurrection as a miracle What is the traditional Christian interpretation of the resurrection stories?

Resurrection as a fiction, myth or personal experience Group reading – take one text each and share with each other – make joint notes on A3