About this book
The bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ is not just a core doctrine—it is the foundation of the Christian faith. Without it, Christianity becomes history’s greatest deception. But what happens when ordained professors deny this essential truth? This book delivers a compelling account of theological compromise and spiritual resistance within South Africa’s Dutch Reformed Church (DRC). Expelled in 2006 for challenging liberal theology at the University of Pretoria, Mulder exposes how German historical criticism and modern ideologies—including LGBTQI+ theology—have steadily eroded the DRC’s historic confessions. More than a personal testimony, this is a theological alarm—a call for discernment, courage, and biblical reformation. Rooted in the Reformed tradition, Mulder shows how doctrinal drift in seminaries threatens the very soul of the church. Some truths must be defended. Some battles must be fought. Standing Up for the Resurrection is a bold defense of biblical truth in an age of compromise, calling pastors, scholars, and all believers to stand firm for the Word and realign with faithful churches.
