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DP. Once again, all but 1-2 out of many thousands of scholars are satisfied that the evidence we have—whatever you call it, hard or soft—proves Jesus certainly existed.

You’ve been asked why you disagree with the vast scholarly consensus and what your own scholarly credentials are. You’ve remained silent on your own credentials. And you’ve made fallacious arguments about scholars taking the gospels as gospel truth, and hilarious arguments about how Bart Ehrman is somehow biased in favor of finding Jesus existed.

Do you have any real credentials in the field? Do you have any criticisms that stand up to ridicule?[/quote]

We don’t have hard evidence, archeological artifacts or eye-witness accounts. Only soft evidence.

Based on the various interpretations of secondary sources it seems [b]very likely[/b] that he existed. 
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You disagree with the vast scholarly consensus that Jesus certainly existed.

You’re unable to say why. Repeating that he “most likely” existed isn’t a why.

Try again?[/quote]

I've explained countless times.

Because we currently don't have any primary sources/archeology artifacts/independent, eye-witness reports. 
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That evidence is unnecessary. There's no requirement for it.[/quote]

There is for me to say 100%. There is very little from that era that we know 100%. Lots of very thoughtful interpretations and inferences though.

I’m sure that millions - billions - of people believe he exists without any “proof” at all. There is a wide spectrum of how people process information. That’s how we have “alternate facts”.

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