I just meant good luck figuring it out. Ride with whoever you want. You seem a little touchy about it but whatever, do your thing. As to the dying kid stuff, I would do whatever include to comfort them but I couldn’t lie and tell them it’s going to be better when they are dead. You have no way of knowing.
Touchy? All I am doing is giving my viewpoint and asking you how you would defend an atheistic worldview to child cancer patients (and you were the one who brought that topic up in this thread).
As for evidence of the resurrection, I look at multiple pieces to inform my position:
Eyewitness testimony from different historical individuals who actually saw the risen Christ, all of whom give a different account that points to the Jesus' resurrection (in other words they just don't parrot each other and say the same thing...much like if you saw a crime along with other ppl, you would each have different viewpoints and pieces of eyewitness testimony that paint the whole picture, nobody would say the exact same thing).
Second, non biblical evidence for Jesus' resurrection from non biblical sources (Thallus, Tacitus, Phlegon, Pliny the Younger, Suetonius, Joesphus, etc). These are all early first/second century writers that spoke about Jesus, his ministry, there disdain for the early Christian church (not Joesphus) and Jesus' resurrection.
Third, I look at what happened to Jesus' disciples who professed to see the risen Christ. What did they get out of perpetuating this story in the first century? Power, fame, adulation, riches, wealth, women? Nope, on the contrary they received imprisonment, beatings, torture, and in many cases, death. If this was a lie, all they had to do was recant to save themselves imprisonment/beatings/death. None did. Not one. Even those involved in Watergate couldn't keep their lies straight for what, more then a week, without cracking. Yet these disciples who saw the risen Christ all could, and not one cracked, for years and years until their deaths.
God bless.
