I am he that liveth, and was dead; and behold, I am alive for evermore Revelation 1:18
In the development of every historical event, such laws of proof are retained. Reliable contemporary witnesses must provide evidence of the incident in question. There is more evidence that Jesus rose from the dead than that Julius Caesar ever existed, or that, at the age of 33, Alexander the Great died. It is curious that historians are going to embrace thousands of evidence that can only provide shreds of evidence for them. Yet they cast a cynical eye and have logical reservations in the face of the clear evidence of Jesus Christ's resurrection. The problem for certain individuals is that they don't want to believe in them. They are so utterly prejudiced that, on Bible testimony alone, they do not recognize the glorious reality of Christ's resurrection.