Christ dying for our sins is a great piece of information once we believe that he died and rose again, but it is not worth debating about.

I will be fair and say that there are some good things in Christianity that is good for Asperger's and that Christianity has the potential to be great and maybe even the best for Asperger's, but in its current state I do not see it as very beneficial for my faith-practice.

There is little point in setting this argument up for success. There are some merits for the empty tomb, which are independent of the women witnesses, but when one considered the overall evidence against the empty tomb story it becomes a futile endeavor.

If you are tired of being told to read your Bibles, pray and go to church there are other mystical practices which can be increase and deepen our connection to God. Mysticism is the spiritual practice that develops habits and rituals that directly connect us to God.

It seems weird to me that in order to promote virtue and good character I must weaken the historical argument for the resurrection, and that to promote the historical argument for the resurrection I must weaken my devotion to virtue and good character.

Remember that part of the Bible where it says that you cannot serve both God and money? We like to forget that around Thanksgiving