Who Moved the Stone?

from GunnarGrey

An in-depth, thoughtful, and imaginative analysis of the four Gospels and various apocrypha, piecing together what really happened (and why) on the night Jesus was betrayed by Judas, through the crucifixion, on the first Easter Sunday, and in the weeks that followed. Why was Judas's betrayal even...

from David.Alfred.Sarkies

The original idea behind this book was to demonstrate that the stories of Jesus Christ in the Bible (and in fact the whole Bible) were unreliable and that Christ's resurrection never happened. However the agnostic author, Frank Morison, discovered that it was not possible to actually write that b...

from taterzngravy

This is one of those books that a lot of people use anecdotally, but few people have read and those who say they have, I wonder if they truly have. It is written by someone (Frank Morison is a pen name) who set out to prove that the resurrection of Jesus couldn't have happened, but in the process...

from jjvors

Frank Morison in "Who Moved the Stone?" does a great job of providing a detailed historical review of the various theories of what happened to Jesus' body after His death. He covers the Jewish and Roman legal procedures and delves into the implications of what the gospel reports of His trial and ...