Video from Lila Rose
The Evidence and Science of the Resurrection - Father Robert Spitzer & Lila Rose
"As we enter into the Triduum on this Holy Thursday, we have our sights on Easter, to celebrate the Resurrection. In today’s fascinating episode, I sit down again with Fr. Robert Spitzer, S.J., physicist, Catholic priest, and President of the Magis Center to discuss some of the evidence and science of the Resurrection. We discuss 3 different ways to prove the resurrection of Jesus, including the Shroud of Turin, of which many believe to be the burial cloth of Jesus. Fr. Spitzer debunks many of the misconceptions of the Shroud of Turin including a break down of the 1988 carbon dating mishap. We discuss how the cloth’s image shows the wounds of Christ in great detail, and how the image on the cloth is a result of a powerful momentary flash of radiation. Check out Fr. Spitzer's work: https://www.magiscenter.com
Timestamps: 00:00 Intro Sequence 00:31 Introduction 02:25 Welcome Fr. Spitzer 02:55 Who is Fr. Robert Spitzer, S.J.? 05:51 How A Priest Is So Involved in Academia 08:34 Seven Weeks Coffee 09:48 The Case for Jesus Christ the Resurrected Son of God 10:52 Traditional Arguments 16:12 Worship and Commissioning 21:02 The NT Wright Approach - Followers of the Messiah 27:12 Nimi Skincare 28:07 Is There Evidence of the Early Miracles? 31:47 2nd Temple Judaism on Resurrection 38:51 The Shroud of Turin - Scientific Evidence for Resurrection 40:20 Physical Characteristics of the Cloth 42:44 Debunking the Carbon Dating Controversy 46:45 Other Testing 49:46 Pollen Grains Embedded in the Shroud 53:32 Why So Few People Know About the Shroud 56:12 Every Life 56:59 Why We Know It is Jesus' Cloth 58:28 The Blood on the Cloth 1:00:25 Image Made By A Nuclear Reaction 1:03:46 How The Image Shows Jesus's Crucifixion 1:17:15 How The Image Could Have Been Created 1:20:31 How Radiation Made the Image 1:22:39 Particle Radiation Hypothesis 1:30:14 What Happened At the Resurrection 1:34:18 Learn More From The Magis Institute 1:34:47 Wrap Up" from the video introduction
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