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Excellent book!

If you're a christian, you must read [listen] this book, it will make you see very important things about the resurection that you've never seen before.

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Great book to solidify your belief

Using a rich vocabulary, the writer presents the evidence the Christ Is Risen. A very thorough analysis is offered in such a way, that it is nearly impossible to dispute. My only complaint is the poor editing done on three occasions in the book.

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Listen to it every year!

Loved it! Narrator was great. Though written in 1930 the style was not too cumbersome but rather enjoyable (even with some stereotypical language of the time sprinkled in)

The sections on the arrest and trials are the best parts with several uncanny insights. This discussion of the last days of Jesus started out as a project to refute the resurrection and ended up as an apologetic. The author wanted to see the real Jesus so he started with the time of Jesus life that he felt was shrouded with the least amount of miraculous activity.

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errors with the audiobook

At several points it skips and repeats itself sometimes a few seconds sometimes 15 to 20 seconds worth and the time continues to progress as though nothing has happened so I don't really understand it. But the book was good!

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Excellent subject matter, poor narration

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I love the pieces that evidence the proof of Jesus' existence and resurrection. The naysayers need to do their research!

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Hard to pick just one. As expected, the disciples are mentioned as are Mary and Salome as Christ appeared to them after his death on the cross.

How could the performance have been better?

Fred Kennedy could have spoken a bit faster with more enthusiasm and emotion in his voice. This is an exciting topic!

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Generally good with some failings

Generally, this is a good reading and holds one's attention. However, a few times the reader starts a sentence, pauses, and then starts it again, and at one point has a very short coughing fit.