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The same mystery applies to other instances of doubt.  Some will speak in front of others in exemplary fashion, but then doubt their ability to do so and begin to stumble.  Athletes can be ahead in a contest but then doubt their ability to win, and then falter.  Others doubt they are in good health despite being told that by a doctor.  Some students doubt their ability to achieve despite doing better than their peers.
 
The same mystery applies to other instances of doubt.  Some will speak in front of others in exemplary fashion, but then doubt their ability to do so and begin to stumble.  Athletes can be ahead in a contest but then doubt their ability to win, and then falter.  Others doubt they are in good health despite being told that by a doctor.  Some students doubt their ability to achieve despite doing better than their peers.
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Doubt is a type of [[liberal denial]].
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'''''Doubt is a type of [[liberal denial]]'''''.
    
The ultimate doubt is to deny the resurrection of Jesus, despite no logical objection of the power of [[God]] to rise from the dead, and to raise others from the dead.  Given that God indisputably can and could do this, there is no logical basis for doubting that He did do it.   
 
The ultimate doubt is to deny the resurrection of Jesus, despite no logical objection of the power of [[God]] to rise from the dead, and to raise others from the dead.  Given that God indisputably can and could do this, there is no logical basis for doubting that He did do it.   
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