Did Jesus really rise from the dead?
Sì, secondo il Nuovo Testamento: Gesù fu davvero morto, fu sepolto e risuscitato corporalmente il terzo giorno, e apparve a molti testimoni. La risurrezione è il fondamento della fede cristiana — senza di essa, dice Paolo, la fede sarebbe vana.
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Paul summarizes the earliest Christian message: “Christ died for our sins... He was buried... He was raised on the third day... and He appeared” to Peter, the Twelve, and “more than five hundred” at once (1 Corinthians 15:3–6). He pointedly notes that many of those witnesses were still alive to be questioned.
The Gospels report an empty tomb first discovered by women, and repeated appearances of the risen Jesus, who ate with his followers and could be touched (Luke 24; John 20–21). The disciples, once hiding in fear, were transformed into bold witnesses willing to die for what they claimed to have seen.
Paul stakes everything on it: “if Christ has not been raised, your faith is futile” (1 Corinthians 15:17). For Christians, the resurrection is both a historical event and the guarantee of their own hope of life beyond death.