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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] “Historical reconstruction is never absolutely certain, and in the case of Jesus it is sometimes highly uncertain. Despite this, we have a good idea of the main lines of his ministry and his message. We know who he was, what he did, what he taught, and why he died. ….. the dominant view [among scholars] today seems to be that we can know pretty well what Jesus was out to accomplish, that we can know a lot about what he said, and that those two things make sense within the world of first-century Judaism.” ━━ EP Sanders, Oxford & Duke Universities, in The Historical Figure of Jesus.[/quote] Another point for “most likely”. [/quote] Nope. This quote doesn't actually address whether Jesus existed. It takes that for granted. Instead it addresses his message, what he did, and why he died.[/quote] “ Historical reconstruction is never absolutely certain” [/quote]
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