Well you were describing a resuscitation... as if the man had been legitimately dead for 3 days but then God used his high-flutin CPR on him.  That's not the Christian view about the resurrection.  The dilemma I find myself in as I think about your question is two-fold... you haven't yet taken a position as to whether or not Christianity's supernaturalism is omni-flexible or not.  It would be nice to hear some sort of concession that Christianity does actually open itself up for falsification... even if its falsified in your mind shouldn't that at least make it a respectable position?

The other part of the dilemma is that here you are asking me a question which I think is a legitimate question, but since you're not likely to look at the sources which I draw my answer from, exactly what do we gain?

So if its falsifiable then it is not unfalsifiable, right?

That's a bit redundant, don't you think?  Did you fail to notice my concern in regards to why I should bother to reply him at all?  This was because Stathei produces nothing except sarcasm.  Have you not noticed?

And there we have it.

I will make a quick comment and point out that something doesn't become unfalsifiable merely because one chooses to believe it, else evolution would be unfalsifiable too.... hmmm...... hmmmm...... well, never mind that example.  Any worldview can be unfalsifiable if a person decides to treat it that way, and that includes atheism.

However, I'm unwilling to 'speculate' in the face of someone who has no intention to take it seriously even for the sake of argument (or for the sake of knowing what the argument is, and not merely a strawman).    How it is that you manage to think of a 'resurrection' (however you think of it) as fundamentally and absolutely impossible but not consider this as a mechanism then by which Christianity could be falsified AND YET insist Christianity is unfalsifiable, is beyond me.

I have trouble believing that in this world that a person can have mutually contradictory accusations at play at the same time.... "Christianity is Unfalsifiable and Christianity is Falsified"  but well, experience demands that I do.  Ah well.

That's a bit redundant, don't you think?  Did you fail to notice my concern in regards to why I should bother to reply him at all?  This was because Stathei produces nothing except sarcasm.  Have you not noticed?

...Which is why I hoped that you didn't misunderstand him. Because you shouldn't.

I couldn't get any read on the attitude behind that statement--it was too brief and it didn't seem quite in tune with what Stathei said. *shrug* Call it the curse of online communication.

"My exact words were:

"The reference was to your claim of a supernatural event. You hadn't offered any evidence for it with the exception of historic writings,"

lol, well there is a reason for that.  You were arguing that supernatural explanations are completely open to the whims of the individual.  I am pointing out that this point is valid, but being valid that means that when Christianity agrees with the point and makes itself out to be based on an actual event in history, that is good.   So yea, I'm only offering evidence from history because that is one thing that sets Christianity apart.  If the resurrection did not happen as a fact of history than Christianity is not true.  Period.

"based on multi-generational word-of-mouth transmission."

This view does not fit the facts, I'm afraid.  See my thread about arguments for Jesus's existence.

"I try to get to the essence when answering your post."

Great, so when I do the same how about giving me a little slack.  For you to accuse me of ignoring a point because I don't speak directly to it when basically that's your whole approach borders on hypocrisy.  Hey, address the 'essence' all you like, but when others do it too don't throw around accusations that they are then 'ignoring things.'  Although, I haven't ignored anything.

"There, there. Don't let the bad Atheist give so much grief."

There you go again.  Blatant hostility.  More ad hominem.  Such vitriol in a public forum!