Why should educated non-Christians today trust apologists’ claims that the evidence for the resurrection is strong if Saul and the overwhelming majority of first-century Jews found it insufficient?

Greg Koukl and Amy Hall explain that psychological, social, and spiritual pressures—such as fear of being ostracized, personal pride, or hatred of God—often override even overwhelming evidence. Using examples like the Jewish leaders’ reaction to Lazarus’s resurrection and Paul’s own background as a Pharisee, Greg and Amy illustrate how people resist truth for deeply personal reasons. Ultimately, they challenge skeptics not to dismiss the evidence based on others’ disbelief, but to examine it honestly themselves.

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