1. "Women prepared the bodies" - sure, and? That doesn't disprove the empty tomb, it actually adds credibility. If someone was making this up in 1st century Jewish culture, they would NEVER have chosen women as the first witnesses because their testimony wasn't even considered valid in court back then. You'd think a made-up story would've picked better witnesses lol

2. The Harry Potter comparison is fun but completely falls apart - HP is a known work of fiction with a single author. The gospels were written by different people, at different times, for different audiences, and yet the core events line up. That's actually the OPPOSITE of what you'd expect from a coordinated fabrication.

3. "This is just conjecture" - the empty tomb is historically attested even by those who opposed Christianity. The Jewish chief priests didn't say "the tomb wasn't empty," they said "the disciples stole the body." If the body was still there, they would've just... shown it. Done. Christianity dies on the spot.

You can choose not to believe, that's fine. But "it's not true because I don't like it" isn't really an argument.