The apparent resurrection of Jesus is verisimilar

The vital medical aspects of crucifixion are known to be similar to some medical aspects of drowning. And some people have been able to survive being underwater, without breathing, for tens of minutes (e.g. Bolte et al., Journal of the American Medical Association, 1988). We argue that some of the physiological mechanisms that enabled those people to survive could also account for Jesus being able to survive his crucifixion. Those mechanisms are known to be activated by certain conditions—and the conditions are demonstrated to be described in the biblical story. Thus, the apparent resurrection of Jesus has a reasonable naturalistic explanation.