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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote] Historical reconstruction is never absolutely certain, and in the case of Jesus it is sometimes highly uncertain. [/quote]

Yup. “Never absolutely certain.”

He [i]most likely[/i] existed.

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Jesus did more than just exist. He said and did a great many things that most historians are reasonably certain we can know about today. ....[b] A hundred and fifty years ago a fairly well respected scholar named Bruno Bauer maintained that the historical Jesus never existed. Anyone who says that today - in the academic world at least - gets grouped with the skinheads who say there was no Holocaust and the scientific holdouts who want to believe the world is flat. [/b]
M A Powell, Trinity Lutheran Seminary [/quote]

? What does this have to do with anything, you're arguing with yourself.  I second the other pp's question: "why?"[/quote]

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