Is the Resurrection Mere Superstition?

Summary

This sermon challenges the modern assumption that first-century people were naive and easily fooled by accounts of miracles like the resurrection. It argues against viewing them as uncritical or superstitious, suggesting a similar skepticism existed then as it does now. The takeaway is that the miraculous claims of scripture, including the resurrection, were just as extraordinary and rare in their original context as they are to us today.