That crucial thing is the resurrection. The fact that Jesus's resurrection is so controversial and doesn't have a definite answer, sometimes; it's hard to explain Jesus's resurrection. But, using the method that Thomas Aquinas used, I will try to explain the truth behind the resurrection. This is my question: Is Jesus's resurrection based on religion or science? One thing that is definite about the religious answer to this question is that it is constant, for according to religion, it has only one correct answer...
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But, using the method that Thomas Aquinas used, I will try to explain the truth behind the resurrection. This is my question: Is Jesus's resurrection based on religion or science? One thing that is definite about the religious answer to this question is that it is constant, for according to religion, it has only one correct answer...
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