Jesus predicted His own resurrection on several occasions….Further, Jesus taught that He would raise Himself from the dead, saying, "I have authority to lay it [My life] down, and I have authority to take it up again" (John 10:18). Philosopher Karl Popper* has argued that whenever a "risky prediction" is fulfilled, it counts as confirmation of the theory that comes with it. What could be riskier than predicting your own resurrection? If a man will not accept that as evidence of a truth claim, then he has a bias that will not accept anything as evidence. Jesus was willing to let the decision of who He is ride on whether or not this prediction came true.
(Prof. Normal Geisler)
     *Renowned philosopher of science best known for his concept of falsifiability as a way of pointing out the difference between real science and non-science.

     When God gets a grip on our lives, nothing is left untouched. Modern Christians often limp along with a truncated understanding of divine grace. We think of faith in therapeutic terms, as a way of meeting emotional needs, a means for coping with the stresses of life. But God wants to give us a whole new life. He wants to tear down the mental grids that our thinking and give us a fresh perspective - one that transforms every area of life. This is what scripture means when it teaches the lordship of Christ; that he rules not only over our own lives but also over all creation. As his people, we are called to view all of creation from a Biblical point of view—politics, science, social life, economics, the arts and culture. In short, we are called to develop a full orbed Christian worldview.
(Nancy Pearcey)