never realised this was on as I might have watched it, the new testament, doesn't really stand up, the churches have never really taken it very seriously, the early christian church was aimed at slaves, as the Romans were in charge and the hebrew people little more then slaves ( hence the extra mile rule, any Roman could pick on any hebrew and could order them to do what every they needed done) then came Nicea and a pagan decided what the christian church should do and not do, then came Henry 8th who made his own church up because he wanted a forbidden woman as his wife.
on the other hand I know it is possible to bring back a soul if it has not gone too far , happens every day.
The risen Christ might not even have been who they thought it was, no one reconised him, so he might have been anyone claiming to be resurrected.
so much of the bible is guess work itwaswrittenlikethiswithnopunctionationorcaptials, and translated by people with no great knowledge of the early language. the word Hades this doesn't do Greek was translated 12 different ways to make it fit the early church teachings. spent years chasing the legends at the libraries including British museum library and studying theology. they are still finding books of the bible that did not make it to the 'holy bible'
. Why the objection to Oxford? Or was it just to theology? Not strictly relevant to the resurrection but interesting that Biblical sources are still being uncovered 