Debunking the Mass Hallucination Theory: The Reality of Christ's Resurrection

For many years, skeptics have proposed that the post-resurrection appearances of Jesus Christ were simply mass hallucinations. This theory suggests that those who claimed to see Jesus after His crucifixion — including the apostles and other followers — were so consumed by grief, hope, or emotional strain that they collectively imagined these encounters. While the idea may seem plausible at first, a closer look at both biblical accounts and psychological understanding reveals significant flaws in this explanation.