I mean, there is probably a logical reason why the purported, and, I would argue, mythical resurrection of Christ took place not 30 or a thousand days after his purported death, but 3 days after.
That reason being that his body would have been in an advanced state of decay if the people responsible for the deception had waited any longer.
And it would have been more difficult, if not impossible for them to pull off the deception or trickery that Christ had arisen.
Science, loads of empirical evidence and logic tell us that it is not possible for us to come back to life after we are dead and our bodies are consumed.
They tell us that our existence as functioning and autonomous entities ceases when we die.
And yet, despite this, hundreds of millions of living humans continue to believe the irrational and unsubstantiated opposite.
That there is a living and sentient 'God', and that they are going to come back to life after they die. And live in a mythical state of 'paradise' or 'Jannah.'
They ignore or have not considered the fact that all our experiences and memories, our sense of who we are now, of our families, our ability to think and learn, and our perception of the 'other.'
To be continued!
To be continued!
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