This document discusses the historical evidence for the resurrection of Jesus Christ from multiple sources. It notes that the Jewish historian Josephus and Roman officials like Pliny the Younger and Tacitus referred to Jesus and the early Christian movement. The crucifixion of Jesus is considered a historical fact by scholars based on accounts from Josephus, Tacitus, and others. The document argues the tomb was found empty after Jesus' death and his disciples continually encountered him alive, convincing them he had resurrected, even though hallucinations do not occur in groups or convert skeptics like Paul. The compelling evidence has led many scholars and lawyers like Sir Lionel Luckhoo to accept the resurrection as proven fact.