This Atheist Called The Resurrection Crazy — Then John Lennox Asked ONE Question

This Atheist Called The Resurrection Crazy — Then John Lennox Asked ONE Question Atheist philosopher Lawrence Shapiro says the resurrection is crazy and the evidence for Jesus is slim. Then Oxford mathematician John Lennox asks ONE simple question that he can't answer. In this debate, Shapiro argues that miracles are violations of the laws of nature and that the Gospels were written by superstitious people decades later. John Lennox destroys that definition with his famous $1000 hotel drawer analogy and exposes the double standard by comparing evidence for Caesar crossing the Rubicon (200 years later) vs evidence for the resurrection (30 years later). He also calls out the use of Bart Ehrman and Richard Carrier as authorities — and shows why even Ehrman disagrees with Shapiro. WATCH ORIGINAL FULL DEBATE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVBrBqMbopY IN THIS VIDEO: 00:00 - Intro: The question that changes everything 00:25 - The Atheist's argument: Resurrection is crazy 03:19 - Miracles as violations? Lennox responds 05:03 - The $1000 Hotel Analogy Explained 07:19 - Caesar vs Jesus: The Double Standard 07:42 - Bart Ehrman & Richard Carrier Exposed 08:52 - Were Gospel writers superstitious? 11:10 - Lives transformed: The evidence you can't ignore This is one of the best moments in the John Lennox vs Atheist debates on the resurrection, miracles, and the reliability of the New Testament. What do you think? If 200-year-old sources are enough for Caesar, why aren't 30-year-old sources enough for Jesus? Is that skepticism or a double standard? Let me know in the comments. 🎥 SOURCE & ATTRIBUTION: Original discussion and related media belong to their respective owners and creators. This video contains commentary, reactions, opinions, analysis, editing, and transformative presentation intended to provide discussion and educational value. Please support the original creators. Original Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVBrBqMbopY Disclaimer: This video contains clips and excerpts used for commentary, criticism, analysis, and educational purposes. All materials are used under the principles of Fair Use (Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act). The content has been transformed through original commentary, analysis, and discussion and is not intended to replace or compete with the original works. #johnlennox #atheistvsChristian #resurrection #apologetics #christianity #debate