Who Moved the Stone
Morison's celebrated investigation of Christ's resurrection, written by a skeptic who set out to disprove it. Beginning as a rationalist planning to debunk the final week of Jesus's life, his research led him to unexpected conclusions about the historical reliability of the resurrection accounts.
16 Chapters
Table of Contents
1
0.2. Preface
2
01. The Book That Refused To Be Written
3
02. The Real Case Against The Prisoner
4
03. What Happened Before Midnight On Thursday
5
04. A Psychological Parallelogram Of Forces
6
05. The Situation On Friday Afternoon
7
06. Thirty-Six Hours Later
8
07. On The Behavior Of Two Sisters And The Men Who Fled In The Night
9
08. Between Sunset And Dawn
10
09. The Historic Crux Of The Problem
11
10. The Evidence Of The Principal Fisherman
12
11. The Evidence Of The Prisoner’s Brother
13
12. The Evidence Of The Man From Tarsus
14
13. The Witness Of The Great Stone
15
14. Some Realities Of That Far-Off Morning
16
15. The Servant of the Priest