A challenge to skeptics over accepting Pagan Gods' resurrections

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Some skeptics I talk to object that if we are to accept Jesus’ resurrection, we should accept the alleged resurrection of Pagan Gods and heroes be there no evidence to the contrary. Now, I have a challenge to skeptics if they hold this position. Note, I am not arguing that these stories did not influence Jesus’ resurrection - this is completely crushed at the webpage here. I am arguing against the claim that we need to accept Pagan resurrection if we accept Jesus’ resurrection.

Now, to the skeptics. Please provide me with one example of a Pagan Resurrection story where:

• The book or story in which it takes place is written as non-fiction (biography or history)
• The character at hand is a real, historical person
• The alleged resurrection happens on earth, not in some supernatural plane or underworld
• The document comes between 1 and 100 years after the character’s earthly disappearence
• The document (NOT the character) comes from before Jesus’ life

If you can do that, I will investigate it further. As I said, this is in response to some claims I’ve been hearing, so… yeah.