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Resurrection

The act of rising from the dead, specifically referring to Jesus Christ's return to life after his crucifixion.

Divinity

The state of being a god; in Christianity, it refers to the nature of Jesus as the Son of God.

Testimony of Women

Refers to the accounts given by women, particularly Mary Magdalen, as witnesses to the resurrection of Jesus.

Doubting Thomas

A disciple who expressed skepticism about Jesus' resurrection until he personally experienced evidence.

First Fruits

A term used by Paul to describe Jesus’ resurrection as a precursor to the resurrection of all believers.

Witness

Those who saw the resurrected Jesus and are critical for validating the resurrection event.

Spiritual Significance of Resurrection

The resurrection emphasizes Jesus' teachings and role as a liberator and a moral authority.

Historical Context

Understanding the significance of the resurrection narrative in the context of the societal attitudes toward women and the disciples' behavior before and after the event.

Miracles

Extraordinary events attributed to divine intervention, which serve as proof of Jesus' status as the Son of God according to the Roman Catholic Church.

Epistemological Challenge

The challenge of knowing the truth of events, such as the resurrection, particularly regarding the belief of those who did not witness them.