Who Moved the Stone? (Authentic Classics Series)

Who Moved the Stone? is a fascinating and thought-provoking examination of the events surrounding the resurrection of Jesus. Frank Morison approaches the subject in a logical and investigative way that encourages you to consider the evidence and think more deeply about the biblical account.

An interesting and engaging classic that is still well worth reading today.

Who Moved the Stone? by Frank Morison is a thought-provoking examination of the resurrection of Jesus Christ that approaches the Gospel accounts from a historical and investigative perspective. Morison initially set out to disprove the resurrection story but, through his examination of the evidence surrounding Jesus’ death, burial, the empty tomb, and the experiences of His followers, came to a different conclusion. The book is particularly compelling because it encourages readers to consider the resurrection not merely as a matter of religious belief but as an historical claim that can be examined critically. Morison carefully considers possible explanations for the empty tomb and the events described in the Gospels, making the book accessible to readers interested in Christian apologetics and the historical foundations of Christianity. Although some of his arguments reflect the scholarship and assumptions of the period in which the book was written and should therefore be considered alongside more recent academic research, it remains a significant and engaging work that challenges readers to think seriously about the evidence for the resurrection and its implications for the Christian faith.