> > Whether Jesus Christ actually rose from the dead matters. > To those who have predicated their meaning on that fact. It’s perfectly workable to have meanin

> > Whether Jesus Christ actually rose from the dead matters. > To those who have predicated their meaning on that fact. It’s perfectly workable to have meaning without it. But that's the core of the grift. "Thou shalt not X" is in no way more authoritative than "Make up your own mind about X" unless it's an order from the supernatural. One might as well commit their life to following the teachings of The Big Lebowski's "the dude".