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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]“An ancient historian has no problem seeing the phenomenon of Jesus as an historical one. His many surprising aspects only help anchor him in history. Myth and legend would have created a more predictable figure. The writings that sprang up about Jesus also reveal to us a movement of thought and an experience of life so unusual that something much more substantial than the imagination is needed to explain it.” ━━ Emeritus Professor Edwin Judge, Ancient History Research Centre, Macquarie University, Sydney, in the Foreword to the truth about Jesus by P Barnett.[/quote] He is referring to the “phenomenon of” and “writings about” Jesus. Not direct evidence. [/quote] John, his disciple, wrote a biography. The Book of John. But but but you don't believe the direct evidence is direct evidence. 🤔 [/quote] “John” didn’t write it. Any that’s not an independent source. [/quote]
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