Not that I have found.Aside from the Bible, is there any evidence of the existence of Jesus?
That's not evidence, that's willful self-delusions.If you posses faith.
That's not evidence, that's willful self-delusions.
Don't be silly. Evidence consists of objectively verifiable facts that support a hypothesis. If they are objectively verifiable, they cannot be dismissed by a sceptic - or not without intellectual dishonesty, at least.What qualifies as evidence. If you were only skeptical it would destroy all your evidence.
Bingo.What qualifies as evidence. If you were only skeptical it would destroy all your evidence.
You're not very good at this.Meaning no evidence exists, He did exist.
Yes.Was there a reference to him by Josephus?
Yes it seems there was. I was too hasty in my earlier remarks. See this article from the Guardian newspaper:https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...cal-evidence-that-jesus-christ-lived-and-diedWas there a reference to him by Josephus?
Don't be silly. Evidence consists of objectively verifiable facts that support a hypothesis. If they are objectively verifiable, they cannot be dismissed by a sceptic - or not without intellectual dishonesty, at least.
The bible constitutes one piece of evidence (the manuscripts undoubtedly exist in several ancient languages). However, as (a) the consensus is that the NT was written a considerable time after the events depicted and (b ) it was obviously written to found a new religion (i.e. is not objective) , it is not very good evidence, unless corroborated independently. Which is what this thread is about.
Care to verify your faith or do you just like saying stuff you cant back up...Both faith and skepticism can be verified.
I don't know of any historical evidence, but you've got to remember he was, in his time, an insignificant figure that grew larger over time. You can probably think of others whose story became more significant as time progressed.Aside from the Bible, is there any evidence of the existence of Jesus?
No, faith is willingness to rely on something that cannot be verified.Both faith and skepticism can be verified.
I think homeschooled members should be flagged.No, faith is willingness to rely on something that cannot be verified.
Both faith and skepticism can be verified.