A reformed-theological engagement with the resurrection of Jesus Christ by Jan H. Van Wyk

“…In this article, the author investigates the manifold interpretations that were given to the resurrection of Jesus Christ. This is a topic which has caused many disturbances in the Christian church right from the very beginning and is therefore not a modern phenomenon, although a more critical approach has gained momentum since the Aufklärung of the 18th century with its rationalism and positivism. …”
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A hermeneutical reflection on the resurrection of Jesus Christ in question and answer 45 of the Heidelberg Catechism by Kobus Labuschagne

“…This article is an attempt to elaborate hermeneutically on the different historical contexts, related the one to the other and to the centre point of the resurrection of Jesus Christ, in question and answer 45 of the Heidelberg Catechism. …”
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Possible Motivations for Christians to Preserve Creation by Andreas May

“…The third motivation results from the incarnation, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Every suffering and death of every human being and every other living being gets its meaning, value and redemption through the suffering, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. …”
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Suffering and Sacrifice in an Unfinished Universe: The Energy of Love by Ilia Delio

“…He recognized that suffering and death are invaluable to the emergence of unitive love, exemplified in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Teilhard’s vision helps us realize that suffering in nature may appear as erratic and absurd; however, in light of God’s kenotic love, suffering is oriented toward freedom and the fullness of love.…”
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Ступая по следам Эйнштейна и Винера, но помня при этом на каждом шагу о бесценных заветах Иисуса by Emir Ashursky

“…For instance, it is from such a purely techie’s positions that an original secular rationale of the phenomenon of the miraculous resurrection of Jesus Christ is given here (as well as, however, the rather complex process of formation of the incorruptible relics of eminent Orthodox saints). …”
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The use of written communication by the early Christian leaders: for maintenance and the propagation of Christianity. by Dr Mike Megrove Reddy

“…The New Testament Ἡ Καινὴ Διαθήκη records numerous aspects important to faith such as inter alia, the virgin birth, miracles, teachings, death, and the resurrection of Jesus Christ, and each of these had to be maintained and propagated. …”
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The Liberal Arts, Antidote for Atheism by Heck Joel D.

“…Chesterton combined (with many other similar influences) to convince Lewis that the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ were especially a “true myth,” one that happened in history, demonstrating him to be the Son of God.…”
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God in dialogue with His creation by Andreas May

“…The incarnation and resurrection of Jesus Christ had a very great impact on the triune God. …”
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<i>Ho eschatos</i>: The eschatological Christ and the future of reformed theology by Callie F.C. Coetzee

“…Apart from a short historical overview, the article deals with the viewpoint of four South African theologians, namely Spangenberg, Van Aarde, Müller and Bosch, whose viewpoints clearly illustrate the difference between a more confessional, Scriptural approach and a more critical approach, especially with regard to the divine nature and the resurrection of Jesus Christ. One’s view on the resurrection of Christ has implications for one’s view on eschatology. …”
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Witness and Evangelism by Mark R. Teasdale

“…Evangelism is mission activity which makes explicit and unambiguous the centrality of the incarnation, suffering and resurrection of Jesus Christ without setting limits to the saving grace of God. …”
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