(April 2, 2012 at 4:26 pm)oxymoron Wrote: And written in 90-100AD by someone - identity unknown - who was not an eyewitness to anything. Not even remotely a credible source.
While I am by no means an expert on biblical archeology it is my understanding that the Gospel of John gives more references than the Synoptic gospels to geographical locations, such as the pool of Bethesda and Jacob’s well in Samaria. These features were once believed to be fabrications but have been recently located.
At any rate my OP stands that a reasonable person can state that the gospel accounts of the resurrection are generally consistent regardless of whether they are historically accurate or not.
