Did Christianity Borrow From Pagan Myth?

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Did early Christians borrow their ideas about Jesus’ resurrection from pagan myths, to create their false narrative? There are some superficial similarities to some myths, but the real question is: If they were creating a myth, why did these disciples lie about what they’d seen, with such devastating consequences for themselves?

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