Dr. Craig contradiction.

[Jehanne]

I used the word "certain" for a reason.  If Jesus would appear to me now, corporeally, then, maybe, I would change my mind.  What would it take for you to change your mind, to believe that Jesus did not rise from the dead?

You said that it is both a fact and that you are certain that it is false.  Would you agree that this is a falsifiable claim then? 
(note: This isn't about the establishing the truth or falseness of Jesus's resurrection.  It is about your logic and reasoning and false premises.)

I think it is a "beyond a reasonable doubt"-type fact, but, still, I do admit that I could be wrong.  To be more precise, it is "very, very improbable" that Jesus rose from the dead just as it is "very, very improbable" that humans were planted in volcanoes 50 million years ago by space aliens.  And, so, it is still a falsifiable claim either way.  I admit that I am not 100% convinced either way, just 99.99% convinced in the negative ("did not happen") sense.