It is not recorded that anyone actually witnessed the Resurrection. No one - not Mary Magdalene, or Peter, or the Beloved Disciple - saw Jesus emerge from the tomb. Some of the disciples saw the empty tomb on Easter morning, but this is not compelling evidence of the Resurrection. Recall Mary Magdalene's thought was that someone had taken the body of Jesus. What is compelling is that after the Resurrection, the Risen Christ appears to the deciples. While nothing forces us to believe that their experience of the Risen Christ was real, there is much that warrants our belief. There was a change in the first witnesses, they were skeptical before the Resurrection, but afterwards there was a radical change that lasted for the rest of their lives. This change is understandable in light of an actual experience. To believe in the Resurrection requires an act of faith. Luke 24:35-48. "Jesus stood in their midst and said to them "Peace be with you". But they were startled... and thought they were seeing a ghost. Then he said to them, "why are you troubled?...Look at my hands and feet, that it is I myself. Touch me and see because a ghost does not have flesh and bones as you can see I have."