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]]> Comment on The evolution-creation debate by Chris http://hwigget1968.wordpress.com/2008/07/14/the-evolution-creation-debate/#comment-38 Chris Mon, 14 Jul 2008 22:45:33 +0000 http://hwigget1968.wordpress.com/?p=52#comment-38 Whatever your reasoning for believing Josephus's accounts of jesus as being fraudulent is your prerogative(but I'd like to know where you got that from). I do have just a small example, of many, relating to your questioning jesus's existence. Now before i go there, questioning the deity of jesus and his resurrection are what i most commonly come across which have there own set of rebuttals, but questioning if he even lived at all let alone led the life the bible says he lived is sorta rare. So here is what i dug up from just one source i haven't looked online or through any other books but i found this interesting. There are 10 (Josephus included) non-christian writers who mention Jesus within 150 years of his life. BY contrast, over the same 150 years, there are 9 non-christian sources who mention Tiberius Caesar(the roman emperor) at the time of Jesus. So discounting all the christian sources, Jesus is actually mentioned by one more source than the roman emperor. If you include Christian sources Jesus outnumbers Tiberius 43 to 10. The crazy thing is the 10 non-christian writers such as Celsus, Tactitus, and the Jewish Talmud are actually congruent with the biblical account of Jesus. Piecing together all ten non-christian references we see that: 1)Jesus lived during the time of Tiberius 2)He lived a virtuous life 3)He was a wonder worker 4)He had a brother named James 5)He was crucified under Pontius Pilate 6)He was acclaimed to be the Messiah 7)He was crucified on the eve of the Jewish Passover 8)Darkness and an earthquake occurred when he died 9)His disciples believed he rose from the dead 10)His disciples were willing to die for their belief 11)Christianity spread rapidly as far as Rome 12)His disciples denied the Roman gods and worshiped Jesus So in light of these non-christian references, the theory that Jesus never existed is pretty unreasonable. How could non-christian writers collectively reveal a storyline congruent with the New Testament if Jesus never existed? I hope you don't mind me butting in on this debate between you and your pals I'm just trying to give them a fighting chance ;) Whatever your reasoning for believing Josephus’s accounts of jesus as being fraudulent is your prerogative(but I’d like to know where you got that from). I do have just a small example, of many, relating to your questioning jesus’s existence. Now before i go there, questioning the deity of jesus and his resurrection are what i most commonly come across which have there own set of rebuttals, but questioning if he even lived at all let alone led the life the bible says he lived is sorta rare. So here is what i dug up from just one source i haven’t looked online or through any other books but i found this interesting.

There are 10 (Josephus included) non-christian writers who mention Jesus within 150 years of his life. BY contrast, over the same 150 years, there are 9 non-christian sources who mention Tiberius Caesar(the roman emperor) at the time of Jesus. So discounting all the christian sources, Jesus is actually mentioned by one more source than the roman emperor. If you include Christian sources Jesus outnumbers Tiberius 43 to 10.
The crazy thing is the 10 non-christian writers such as Celsus, Tactitus, and the Jewish Talmud are actually congruent with the biblical account of Jesus. Piecing together all ten non-christian references we see that:
1)Jesus lived during the time of Tiberius
2)He lived a virtuous life
3)He was a wonder worker
4)He had a brother named James
5)He was crucified under Pontius Pilate
6)He was acclaimed to be the Messiah
7)He was crucified on the eve of the Jewish Passover
8)Darkness and an earthquake occurred when he died
9)His disciples believed he rose from the dead
10)His disciples were willing to die for their belief
11)Christianity spread rapidly as far as Rome
12)His disciples denied the Roman gods and worshiped Jesus

So in light of these non-christian references, the theory that Jesus never existed is pretty unreasonable. How could non-christian writers collectively reveal a storyline congruent with the New Testament if Jesus never existed?
I hope you don’t mind me butting in on this debate between you and your pals I’m just trying to give them a fighting chance ;)

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