Persons are making the claim that there is no evidence for Jesus' resurrection.
In this thread, I will show that claim is false, and that it is both irrational, amd unreasonable, to demand particular expectations be met.
The following is looking at the facts reasonably.
What other evidence for the resurrection of Jesus would there be?
Firstly: there was never a significant number of scholars who ever believed that Jesus was an entirely mythical person. A few, but not many. You have claimed here that somehow that there were a lot of mythicists in the past and that number has declined recently as the Bible has proved trustworthy. This is simply not true. The numbers are about the same, a few mythicists then as now, a small minority among the Bible scholars.
Please show evidence that Bible scholars saying that Jesus never existed was large in number or that historicity of Jesus has gained more acceptance today than in the past. I do not believe you can show this at all, as this did not happen.
It unclear what exactly is your argument for believing that the Bible is a trustworthy historical source? There are thousands of first hand accounts of alien abduction or sighting of Big Foot as well, and these eye witness accounts refer to real people, real events and real places. Does that mean they are trustworthy. Can you propose a general theory regarding why one set of eye witness accounts about an event is more trustworthy than another. Also is there any way to verify that the gospels were eye witness accounts?
What sort of a reasonable God would go through the pains of death and resurrection, state its the most important event for the faith of humanity, state that believing it to be true to be absolutely necessary for salvation for all humans...and then cloak the event in such hush hush secrecy that a) Jesus cannot be recognized b) He only appeared to a few of his disciples c) he appeared only for a few days?
A reasonable God would make the event the most well documented, the most widely witnessed and most accurately evidenced event of history. It would not look like that a religious leader met an unexpected death, his bereaved followers had visions and then created a theory to save their movement and somehow reconcile their faith in the movement. Your explanations seem nothing but excuses that the gospel writers created to convince their in group...nothing more.
Christianity is not showing any amazing growth. I often see that when evidence is provided showing that Christianity is declining or that most are only token Christians...people quote Jesus saying it was predicted that only a few will believe. Then suddenly we hear that amazing growth justifies Christianity. Which is it? It can't be both can it?
You consider the ability to successfully convert as evidence of resurrected Jesus? You seriously think that is reasonable stance?
Overall your faith in the truthfulness of the Bible seems to have led you to believe that the most unreasonable things and events as somehow reasonable. But then, as you quoted, the Bible writers pride themselves on their irrationality and foolishness. So that is expected.
Note: I have not quoted the entire opening post as there was a word limit warning that was coming.