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[quote=Anonymous]Paul refers to Jesus as: - a Jew descended from David -born of a woman -having brothers (including James) -having disciples/apostles -being crucified - being buried -being executed by earthly authorities -having a final meal before his death He also says he met people who personally knew Jesus, including James the Just and Cephas (Peter). That doesn’t give us a detailed biography, but it is more than a generic celestial figure with no earthly existence. Paul’s letters are occasional documents—he is writing to address disputes, not composing a biography. Historians do agree on the following: High confidence: -Jesus existed. -He was a Jewish preacher in Roman Judea. -He was associated with John the Baptist. -He attracted followers. -He was crucified under Pontius Pilate. Moderate confidence: J.C. taught about the Kingdom of God. -He used parables. -He was regarded as a healer/exorcist by followers. -He had disputes with some religious authorities. Low confidence: -J.C.’s exact wording of his statements -theological claims about his divinity, resurrection, and miracles Historians don’t say “we know nothing” about Jesus. You do, and you are wrong. [/quote]
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