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Neither Jesus himself rose from the dead , literally and physically; nor anyone else ever
rising from medically dead only a Christian fiction
Lazarus never rose from the physically dead; had he risen, he must be alive today
resurrection of Jesus is the linchpin of the Christian faith; while Jesus never died on Cross
Paul accepts the absurdity of Pauline/Christian faith; if Jesus did not die on Cross
Our Daily Train | A blog by Jeremy StyronTo this day, Christian apologists continue to roll out Josephus as Jesus’ great savior from being lost to history completely. In fact, Josephus is the only thread by which they have to hang. To put it simply, there are no contemporary references to Jesus outside of the Bible. Not one. The only first century account [...]
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Regarding history of Biblical interpretationCatholic SentinelThis text did not merely reaffirm the historicity of the canonical Gospels, but also offered a nuanced, enlightened discussion of the three stages of the gospel tradition (from the historical Jesus, through tradition both oral and written, ...and more »
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This wikizine is devoted to news, history, and other discoveries attributed to or discussing the verity of the historical person referred to in the Bible's New Testament as Jesus of Nazareth.
Periodically throughout history, people have reported findings pertaining to this figure, or uncovered artifacts related to or reputedly belonging to...more
This wikizine is devoted to news, history, and other discoveries attributed to or discussing the verity of the historical person referred to in the Bible's New Testament as Jesus of Nazareth.
Periodically throughout history, people have reported findings pertaining to this figure, or uncovered artifacts related to or reputedly belonging to this person. This wikizine is the place for such reports and for discussing such reports.
Most recently, a set of bones discovered in 1980 buried together in Jerusalem have stirred interest since the names of the three family members match those of the Holy Family (Jesus, Mary and Joseph). Adding some DNA testing into the mix, authors Simcha Jacobovici and Charles Pellegrino provide evidence in their book The Jesus Tomb (May '07) to support the idea that the bones do indeed belong to Jesus and his family.
No matter what your faith or your beliefs about the existence of a real Jesus of Nazareth, if you are interested in these discoveries or the historical person, this wikizine is dedicated to collecting the latest on the subject.
Periodically throughout history, people have reported findings pertaining to this figure, or uncovered artifacts related to or reputedly belonging to this person. This wikizine is the place for such reports and for discussing such reports.
Most recently, a set of bones discovered in 1980 buried together in Jerusalem have stirred interest since the names of the three family members match those of the Holy Family (Jesus, Mary and Joseph). Adding some DNA testing into the mix, authors Simcha Jacobovici and Charles Pellegrino provide evidence in their book The Jesus Tomb (May '07) to support the idea that the bones do indeed belong to Jesus and his family.
No matter what your faith or your beliefs about the existence of a real Jesus of Nazareth, if you are interested in these discoveries or the historical person, this wikizine is dedicated to collecting the latest on the subject.
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